On the Right Tracks? Louise Haigh’s Passenger Railway Services Bill
Labour’s transport policy signals a bold departure from previous administrations. But are they on the right track? Offering exclusive content to Chamber UK, the Secretary
Labour’s transport policy signals a bold departure from previous administrations. But are they on the right track? Offering exclusive content to Chamber UK, the Secretary
As World Space Week draws to a close, the UK Space Agency highlights how space exploration advances key areas of policy, including the use of
The urgency of tackling climate change has never been clearer. The increased prevalence and severity of natural disasters, ever-stronger evidence on rising temperatures in the future and mounting advocacy for net zero have all pushed stakeholders to follow calls for reducing contributions to global warming or face public scrutiny and government regulation.
Located in a climate hotspot, Cyprus is already feeling the impacts of climate change. This article outlines Cyprus’ efforts to achieve climate neutrality, its commitments under the European Green Deal, and its leadership in fostering regional cooperation through the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East Climate Change Initiative (EMME-CCI).
Newly appointed chair of the APPG on Climate Change, Luke Murphy discusses how this parliament will be pivotal for advancing climate and nature action.
The 2024 party conference season unfolded in a new political climate. As discussions unfolded, the theme of sustainability and the journey towards Net Zero emerged as a key topic for all parties, revealing stark contrasts in their approaches.
Green Growth Calls for a Clear Plan, Not Vague Promises
At Energy UK’s conference today, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Ed Miliband, outlined a transformative vision for the UK’s energy future. He emphasised the need for a rapid transition to clean energy, positioning it as a solution to the intertwined challenges of climate change, energy security, and economic stability.
Piers Thompson, a key community figure, shared his insights into the ongoing struggle for justice and the impact on the Grenfell community.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy said: “Facing a conflict such as this, it is this government’s legal duty to review Britain’s export licences.”
The Department for Education says 77 per cent of parents support scrapping one-word ratings
From October, energy bills in Great Britain are set to rise by 10%, bringing the average annual cost to £1717. This article examines the factors driving this increase, its broader implications for households, and the government’s role in shaping the future of energy pricing.
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