Disabled people invited to shape future of PIP
Registration now open for workshops to guide the recommendations made by Timms review in personal independence payments. People with disabilities and/or a
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56m years ago, forests collapsed in the heat. Could it happen again?
Forests across the world could be heading towards a future of thinner canopies, widespread tree
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Earth’s mycorrhizal fungal network is unravelling as grasslands disappear
The vast underground fungal system is responsible for distributing nutrients and water, and storing carbon.
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Chris Packham launches parliamentary petition for ‘total’ environmental briefing for UK
The iconic naturalist, television presenter, activist and punk believes the UK Government must deliver a
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Oxford’s gym scheme brings the homeless into the community
A scheme offering free leisure centre access to people experiencing homelessness in Oxford has been
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Arrests made in waste dumping case
Environment Agency action sees two men arrested and bailed on suspicion of waste offences at a farm
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How a butterfly could change the way we monitor the air
A butterfly’s way of drinking has inspired scientists to develop a small device that can
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Indoor pollution twice as high in Bradford’s most deprived households
After 4.5 years of a wide range of research activities, the INGENIOUS project has finally
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Wirral Council fined £6,000 after worker injured in stepladder fall
Wirral Council has been fined £6,000 after an employee suffered broken ribs and a fractured
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Closure orders are an ‘important enforcement tool’ for Local Authorities
The Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) has welcomed the Government’s plan to double the maximum
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Yes, 100 year-old law applies to likes of Meta
CTS confirms ban on Meta glasses in judicial buildings in England and Wales, as per long established
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Ofsted wins first prosecution of illegal children’s home provider
A company and two directors have been fined for running unregistered children’s homes, in the
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End Digital Poverty Day expands into week-long national campaign
End Digital Poverty Day will become End Digital Poverty Week this September, as the Digital
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£20m to get robots farming
Government announced funding for development of robots and automated systems that can plant, tend and harvest crops New farming
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Children’s care costs six times more than Eton – what’s gone wrong?
As the Competition and Markets Authority investigates England’s children’s social care market, David Rankin of
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lastinghealth: ‘We’re only beginning to understand what these chemicals are doing’
Health was never part of Bob Woods’ career plan. After decades in finance and co-founding
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Hidden impact: PFAS, air pollution and data centres
Everybody is talking about AI’s huge drain on resources. Nobody is looking at chemical pollution
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