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The impact of devolution on our life expectancy is better than expected

A newly launched petition is calling for any potential Clean Air Zone plans to be ditched for a popular coastal town, describing it as a stealth tax.

THE transition to a wellbeing economy​ is, perhaps, one of the most ambitious policy commitments ever proposed by the Scottish Government.

New legislation aimed at enacting a countrywide mandate for the use of passive house design standards in all new housing developments is gaining traction in Scotland after Labour MSP Alex Rowley’s bill was endorsed by the national government earlier this month. The new Domestic Building...

The increased cost of operating Brighton and Hove’s leisure centres is threatening the city’s only park and ride.

The recent Women’s Climate Assembly held in the Niger Delta from 17-20 October 2022 was the largest women’s climate gathering in Africa bringing together well over 100 women activists from 11 countries across West and Central Africa.

The West and Central African Women’s Climate Assembly has interrogated effectiveness of policies by the United Nations (UN) in safeguarding the global ecosystem.

Leading Green and Labour councillors have stressed the two parties are not working together after the Tories accused them of having a coalition deal.

Math helps to randomly select the fairest citizens’ assemblies since antiquity

A total of 35 children and young people will be selected randomly across Ireland as assembly members, with applications to join closing on September 1...