We must deliver on our pledge to ban peat in the retail horticulture sector.
Whilst local authorities have played a significant role in the initial rollout of charge points, they should now be making it more attractive for private firms to install charge points in their area.
Ill-conceived policies, such as the new legal maxima on window sizes, alienate voters and make the challenge of addressing this urgent public health concern that much more difficult. There are much easer and more effective solutions.
Empty offices and redundant buildings have contributed to the town’s decline, despite its strong historical connections, accessibility, and potential.
No fewer than seven provincial premiers, including one from the Prime Minister’s own party, are lined up with the Conservatives against next month’s planned increase.
For us it’s about having more choice, allowing people to make the best decision for their circumstances. We understand that what works in London and big cities will not work in more rural areas like Worcestershire.
People really care about how their local high streets and town centres look. Their physical degradation upsets them. Higher fines are needed for who dig up roads and fail to provide ‘like-for-like’ reinstatement.
Being in tune with voters’ concerns could mean saving some seats as well as saving the planet.
By prioritizing data collection, enacting relevant policies, and mandating decisive actions, significant strides have been made in safeguarding and enhancing England’s water resources.
When your council tells you that roadblocks are the best way to improve your local roads, tell them to look at the official data.
Conservatives must earn their position to serve in Croydon, with tightly-fought elections. Labour expects to rule in Lambeth without any serious contest, getting away with ignoring local people and their legitimate concerns.
The Council agreed a budget schedule freezing the annual garden waste collection charge. Yet it has been increased by 25 per cent.
The merits of promoting heat pumps as the valid, logical alternative to gas boilers are two-fold: the moral argument of creating warmer, more liveable homes for Britons at a cheaper price, whilst also providing green growth.
Even before the latest Hinkley Point setback, this target looked nigh-on impossible deliver. Analysis has suggested it is right at the edge of what is possible.
I doubt that the KlimaSeniorinnen judgment will help states better address climate change – but it certainly helps seal the case for states to withdraw from the ECHR.