Climate change and mental health – advice from Mind
Leading mental health charity shares guidance on dealing with the physical and mental-health impacts of
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Green award for crematorium grounds
Well-managed green spaces teeming with wildlife make award-winning site ‘much more than a place of remembrance.’ For 30
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Editor's Pick
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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ScottishPower announces record £100m support for onshore windfarms
One hamstrung by a de facto ban, energy sites in locations around the UK will
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Inside the Loch Katrine woodland regeneration
One of the UK’s largest reforestation projects is already showing signs of major progress. And
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Staff wellbeing: a growing challenge
Ross Miller, of Commercial Services Group, explains their recent UK Wellbeing Barometer surveyed 4,000 employees
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The tide turns on seaside health, study suggests
For years, people have headed to the seaside in search of a healthy dose of
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Scottish government’s three-year flood resilience plan
New £15m fund will support local groups, communities and councils to improve defences and preparedness. The Scottish
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Introducing EJ magazine
Our sister title, Environment Journal, is now available in magazine format, marking an exciting new
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5,000 join UK’s biggest river pollution legal claim
More than 5,000 people have joined what is described as the largest environmental pollution legal claim of its kind in the UK, with less than a month remaining for those affected to take part before a High Court deadline closes the case to new claimants.
Rape and child sex offences excluded from prison sentence reforms
Rape, serious child sex offences and grooming-related crimes will be excluded from planned changes to
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‘Polluter pays’: Severn Trent Water’s £2.3m bill
Water company agrees to pay Gloucester Wildlife Trust and Severn Rivers Trust following pollution incidents
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Whistleblower sues Trafford Council over dismissal
A former Trafford Council welfare rights adviser has launched an Employment Tribunal claim alleging he
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Police misconduct oversight to be reviewed in accountability overhaul
The government has launched an independent review of the police accountability system in England and
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Editor's Pick
£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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Suspended sentence for council worker who illegally accessed data
Employee at Herefordshire Council unlawfully accessed hundreds of personal records relating to family members and people known
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Editor's Pick
The VPN loophole in the fight to protect children
The government’s latest measures to protect children online have raised questions over whether they’ll be
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Editor's Pick
Review: A British Childhood by Frank Cottrell-Boyce
The Children’s Laureate’s powerful account of how we’re failing children – and what we can do to address that. This moving, insightful account
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Editor's Pick
Heavy breathing: the many faces of lead air pollution
It has been 26 years since the UK Government finally removed leaded petrol from sale.
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