Bryan Jude News Today

The No Mow May campaign has persuaded local authorities to protect biodiversity. But bigger changes are needed, says writer and curator Phineas Harper

A NEWLY selected Labour candidate is confident he can oust sitting Tatton MP Esther McVey.

Conservatives want to make electoral hay — but without the right rules and regulations, the City could fall behind.

Recognize and reward exceptional projects and partnerships driving climate action at the renowned edie Awards. Join us to celebrate innovation and sustainability!

Speakers from Lloyds Bank, JP Morgan and the Aldersgate Group are among those confirmed for edie's Sustainable Investment Inspiration Sessions on 12 July.

WILLIAMSON — Scottsdale Insurance Company is suing Coalfield Lumber alleging it and others need to settle differences regarding a fire.

How impressed is the industry with Government action and promises so far? Is funding in place for radical investment in carbon neutral? Main takeaways: Planning requirements across the country need to be tightened to promote carbon neutral development Developers and investors are increasingly interested in carbon neutral but still need big exemplars to follow Skills are as big a concern as funding for making carbon neutral happen by the deadlines set Presentation by Josh Bullard, divisional dir...

Tree Removal Stock Photo | Canva WILLIAMSON — A Lenore man is suing Coalfield Lumber Co. for negligence when removing trees from his property and damaging the property in the process. Bryan Jude and Coalfield Lumber Co. Inc. were both named as defendants in the suit. Freddy Copley claims the defendants removed trees from Copleys property, according to a complaint filed in Mingo Circuit Court. Copley claims the defendants failed to clean up their mess and failed to comp...