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England is launching a biodiversity credit scheme this week that attempts to force all new road and housebuilding projects to benefit nature, rather than damage it.

In a move aimed at streamlining the building permit approval process, new homeowners will no longer need to submit four copies of their building plans.

Cherilyn Mackrory has once again come out and tried to position herself as someone who gives a monkeys about sewage discharges. Not on my watch...

On one of the steepest roads in the Rhondda Valley, traffic moves at a snail’s pace with cars revving their engines on the way up a nearly mile-long hill before hitting the brakes and crawling down the other side.

North Wales MS Darren Millar has hit out at the new legislation

North Wales MS Darren Millar has hit out at the new legislation

Campaigners gathered near Millennium Bridge in York today (Saturday, November 25) to highlight how their MPs have voted on climate policies.

Cherilyn Mackrory, MP for Truro and Falmouth, singled out Labour Party parliamentary candidates Jayne Kirkham and Perran Moon for their perceived…

Rarotonga’s “Clean Up the Cook Islands Day” led by the National Environment Service (NES) collected a total of 357 kilos of waste.

The government and water companies are wrong to blame the sewage crisis on the Victorians as most of the system was built in the 20th century, a…