This week saw the first meeting of the Brighton and Hove City Council’s new Climate Assembly, bringing 50 residents together to discuss transport and how the city can reach its climate go...
In the latest of Green World’s What has changed? series on the progress of local authority climate emergency plans, Stroud Green councillor Simon Pickering recounts the passing of the cli...
Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN) protests the new laws on Permitted Development Rights (PDR) as being detrimental to meeting underlying climate targets and wants the government to...
“I've said more times than I can remember that it cannot just be words. Declaring a climate emergency has to lead to real action.” In the latest instalment of our series What has Changed?...
In the third part of our series on the progress of local authority climate emergency declarations, What has changed?, Green Sheffield city councillor Douglas Johnson looks at how Sheffiel...
“The imposition of new unitary authorities from Whitehall will not result in real devolution but rather a greater centralisation of power in major cities and conurbations.” As the governm...
A flagship transport scheme designed to increase physical distancing and reduce exposure to air pollution in the post-Covid era has come under fire from campaigners who claim it is counte...
In the second part of our series on the progress of local authority climate emergency declarations, What has changed?, Alison Hawdale, a Manchester Green Party member who heads up the cou...
Bristol City Council is moving ahead with plans to hold a Citizens’ Assembly to gauge public opinion on how the city should recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
In the first part of Green World’s series on the progress of local authority climate emergency declarations across the country, What has changed?, Cllr Lawrence Brown, Deputy Leader of th...
