Fly-tipping warning letters rise by half across London
The number of people receiving warning letters for fly-tipping has risen significantly across London. According to data from the Department
The number of people receiving warning letters for fly-tipping has risen significantly across London. According to data from the Department
Increased costs related to Brexit on biological produce has inflated prices for imported garden plants. Since August last year, the
Amidst new concerns about bird flu, London’s animal-rescue charities are helping to protect pigeons and challenge their negative reputation. On
Thames Water has declined to participate in a £180m anti-pollution pledge, prompting calls for the company to be placed under
A group of animal protection organisations warned the government that legal action may be taken if snake welfare standards are
London’s recycling rates have failed to improve for the last decade, with more than half the city’s boroughs recycling less
The UK government has announced a plan to ban wet wipes to reduce rising water pollution levels. The proposed ban
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has said it is not considering a cull of the UK’s
Battersea Dogs and Cats Home have called on the government to ensure cats are covered by the same traffic laws
Cash-starved Kew Gardens has secured a lifeline £130 million in government funding to allow it to catch up on ‘decades’
Kew Gardens’ world-class science research and long-term future are at risk due to government cuts, a group of MPs reported