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Towards a cleaner, greener planet - Sentinelassam - Vimarsana News

Towards a cleaner, greener planet - Sentinelassam

World Environment Day is celebrated annually on June 5 since 1974.

Economic boost as £13m pledged to refurbish A35 Redbridge Causeway - Vimarsana News

Economic boost as £13m pledged to refurbish A35 Redbridge Causeway

SOUTHAMPTON and its port are expected to get a boost as more than £13m is pledged to refurbish a crucial city route.

Research impact | Addressing governance gaps after Brexit in a devolved context | Queen's Management School - Vimarsana News

Research impact | Addressing governance gaps after Brexit in a devolved context | Queen's Management School

A record of the research impact achieved by academics researchers at Queen's Management School, part of Queen's University Belfast., Research on environmental governance, as part of the Brexit & Environment network, has highlighted the importance of independent institutions and the danger of over-centralisation. The research impact was recognised through a prestigious award.

Source: qub.ac.uk
Isle of Wight Council's electric cargo bike green pilot scheme | Isle of Wight County Press - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight Council's electric cargo bike green pilot scheme | Isle of Wight County Press

Electric cargo bikes will be used in a two-month pilot scheme by the Isle of Wight Council for its internal mail runs.

Isle of Wight council team up with People Powered CIC for electric cargo bike trial - Vimarsana News

Isle of Wight council team up with People Powered CIC for electric cargo bike trial

The trial of using e-cargo bikes to deliver internal mail runs between council sites across the Island will last for two months