The resignation of both Siân Berry and Jonathan Bartley earlier this year triggered yet another race for the leadership of the Green Party of England and Wales. This came to a conclusion on Friday the 1st of October, when Bristol councillor Carla Denyer was elected co-leader
As the debate around the effects of climate change finally transitions into action, Tom Gwilliam reviews the world’s options for the future of public transport.
The past few years have seen many protests by environmentalists, from ‘Youth Strike for Climate’ to Extinction Rebellion. Now another group, calling themselves Insulate Britain, have made headline news with their controversial protest methods. Beginning on Monday 13th of September, the activists have repeatedly blocked
Controversy is emerging surrounding the council’s clean streets initiative, with accusations of “heavy-handed” treatment.
With April upon us R. Browning reflects with some home thoughts.
2016 air pollution statistics reveal that 44 urban areas in the UK exceeded safe levels of air pollution. How dangerous is air pollution to our health and what can be done about it?
It was a day just like this. The sky was grey, a few specs of forgotten blue sky – remnants of a forgotten summer – buried behind banks of heavy, cheerless clouds. Linda Bailey, BY-SA 2.0
It’s a stinker of a story – don’t miss it! Geof Sheppard, BY-SA 4.0
For the past 10 months Bristol has been the ‘Green Capital of Europe,’ but what does this really mean?
On Monday 5th October, the world of the English shopper was turned upside down.
