“It doesn’t cost money, but it does cost time” —how to improve UK recycling rates
Photo courtesy of Dr Kathryn Wheeler Dr Kathryn Wheeler researches how consumers respond to pressures on…
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The Tyseley incinerator: Birmingham’s never-ending carbon machine
Find out all about the city’s biggest CO2 emitter Tyseley ERF as seen from the…
Birmingham, at the bottom of the recycling table — and no change in sight
Only 22.5% of household waste is recycled and the city is heavily dependent on incineration…
Stuart Anderson MP supports plans to level up and regenerate Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton will be one of the first places to benefit from a package of Government…
Regeneration plans for Perry Bar set to be completed by 2040
Perry Barr is to see a big change in the next coming years with £700…
Campaigners challenge Smithfield plans, urging Council to expand city park
A Birmingham campaign group has won a small victory in securing a green space in…
How has Storm Eunice affected the UK?
More than 15,000 homes in the West Midlands were left without power due to damage…
Creative COVID Recovery Festival forthcoming in Birmingham with charity aid
Birmingham Centre for Arts Therapies are due to present an arts festival at South Yardley…
Avian flu outbreak in Birmingham poses threat to local bird population
Birmingham City Council have published a warning to the public amid a worrying spread of Avian flu among Birmingham’s bird population.
Promising changes announced at COP26 -but not everyone is happy
Followers of the COP26 event in Glasgow expressed disappointment as they felt more could have been done despite the climate crisis agreement to make sure emissions fell by 2030.