Over 1,500 people a day leave work to care for loved ones
More than 1,500 people a day have left work in the past two years to
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Most flexible plastic rated unrecyclable
Almost two-thirds of flexible plastic packaging assessed under the UK’s Recyclability Assessment Methodology (RAM) received
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84% of UK organisations are losing money due to climate change
The proportion of British employers feeling the impact of extreme heat has leapt by more
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The Portico turns a new page with £6.4m restoration
The Grade II listed building will close for construction in 2028 before reopening with step-free
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Your postcode could shape your job prospects, report finds
Young people in Rotherham have fewer suitable job opportunities than those in some parts of
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Discussion starts on what happens after air quality targets are met
Local leaders have welcomed a government commitment to consider what should happen after areas meet legal air quality limits, amid concerns that compliance is being treated as the end of the road rather than a starting point for further improvements.
HORIBA air quality monitor AP-380 series achieves key UK MCERTS certification
Globally proven continuous trace gas measurement platform now secures UK’s gold-standard certification for environmental monitoring
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London Assembly demands funding for illegal waste sites
The UK Government has been called on to establish an ongoing funding programme to help
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Thirlwall Inquiry: What this means for local authorities and social care organisations
James Arrowsmith, Partner in social care at UK and Ireland law firm Browne Jacobson, which
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UK gambling sites caught steering users into data tracking
Nine in 10 UK gambling websites appear to breach data privacy rules, with cookie banners
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500 new officers to target money laundering networks
Five hundred new officers will be recruited to tackle money laundering and organised crime as
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£5m to make Leicester bus fleet all electric
City council encourages bids for grant funding to buy electric buses and achieve all-electric fleet
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Have your say on Wales’s new public energy company
Consultation launched on proposals for a single national public energy company that will pay back
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Land Registry to provide property identifiers for Price Paid Data
Improved matching and analysis to come, as unique property reference numbers (UPRNs) and INSPIRE IDs are added to monthly
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‘Disabled people are being regarded as an expensive luxury’: Mik Scarlet on disability rights
Leading disability campaigner and TV presenter Mik Scarlet reflects on decades of activism, inaccessible healthcare and changing attitudes towards disabled people, warning a new generation may soon be ready to fight back.
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The final weeks before Isabelle Welsh’s murder raise troubling safeguarding questions
The murder of Isabelle Welsh has prompted national outrage and raised serious questions over safeguarding
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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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