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Therese Coffey’s plan to clean up waterways has been ridiculed by campaigners, while opposition MPs have called for her resignation.

Lois Kildea speaks to the Remain-backing Conservative MP about how he is reacting to the political establishment and his party’s electoral prospects

The UK risks falling behind its rivals in the global green energy race, after Whitehall’s latest raft of policies failed to cough up cash.

EU member states have approved a “landmark law” requiring all new cars sold in the bloc to be zero-emissions from 2035, BBC News reports.

South Shropshire MP Philip Dunne has been recognised for his outstanding work in environmental conservation.

Headline-grabbing announcements about nuclear power and carbon capture and storage (CCS) featured prominently in the UK 2023 spring budget.

Reports abound that the UK Government will be making a string of major green policy announcements before the end of March. So, what can we expect on ‘Green Day’?

Swapping bulbs in all Norfolks street lights to LEDs, switching to electric vehicles and creating new green spaces form part of a councils new…

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's first Budget elicited a decidedly mixed reaction from the green economy.

Following government confirmation Budget will back new carbon capture projects, the automotive industry warns tax incentives, workforce upskilling, and green energy investment is all needed to stop the UK falling behind in global electric vehicle race