Who is backing who in leadership race as Tory MPs prepare to vote Rishi Sunak, Penny Mordaunt and Liz Truss still lead the way. The Independent UK · Jul 12, 2022
Fears environment bills could be sidelined amid Tory leadership race Campaigners warn crucial legislation must not be abandoned while the UK government is distracted The Guardian - UK · Jul 9, 2022
UK: British PM Boris Johnson agrees to step down after several ministers resign After more than 50 government ministers or aides of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigned on Thursday, he agreed to step down. Read further on Dynamite News: Dynamite News · Jul 7, 2022
The morning that finally brought down Boris Johnson... How the chaos unfolded, minute-by-minute The Prime Minister has agreed to step down Manchester Evening News · Jul 7, 2022
How your MP voted on 'illegal' Brexit Bill - full list of 72 Tories who failed to back it Tory MPs including Theresa May blasted the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill and 72 abstained - but it passed 295-221 after none voted directly against it. Search how your MPs voted, and see the fill list of 72 Conservatives Daily Mirror · Jun 28, 2022
Wet wipe island the size of two tennis courts has ‘changed flow of River Thames’ Labour MP Fleur Anderson has called on the government to ban the use of plastic in wet wipes The Independent UK · Jun 24, 2022
Minister urges people not to use wet wipes amid concern over plastic Environment minister Rebecca Pow says "if you don’t need to use a wet wipe don’t, but also don’t chuck them down the loo" Daily Mirror · Jun 23, 2022
Wet wipes containing plastic could be banned to protect environment An MP is urging the Government to 'move ahead' with the proposed ban while the Environment Minister has urged people not to use them Chronicle Live · Jun 23, 2022
Flushed away wet wipes making rivers 'look like scenes from The Nightmare Before Christmas' Proposed legislation to ban wet wipes containing plastics has been tabled Manchester Evening News · Jun 23, 2022
Britain’s vanishing rainforests must be protected, say campaigners Analysis reveals 73% of remaining fragments of rare temperate rainforest in England are not under protection The Guardian - UK · Jun 23, 2022
Orsted to deliver £2.5m biodiversity restoration in key Humber conservation zone Seven hectares of seagrass and saltmarsh planting and a release of 500,000 native oysters planned with estuary's two county wildlife trusts Birmingham Post · Jun 21, 2022
Five highly protected marine areas planned for English waters Guardian given consultation details about next generation of marine nature reserves where all fishing is banned The Guardian - UK · Jun 20, 2022
Government retracts ‘unlawful’ pollution guidance for England’s farms Advice that allowed farmers to spread manures in a way that risked polluting waters has been changed by Defra The Guardian - UK · Jun 20, 2022
How did my MP vote in Boris Johnson no confidence ballot? Search full list of statements More than two in five Tory MPs have voted no confidence in Boris Johnson in a major humiliation for the Prime Minister. Although the ballot was secret, we've combed through their public statements to give the best guess of how they voted Daily Mirror · Jun 7, 2022
Birmingham Post · Jun 6, 2022 £50m pledge to accelerate the UK’s offshore energy ambitions and protect the marine environment The Crown Estate has doubled the £25m investment it had originally set out
The Guardian - UK · May 12, 2022 Environment tipping points fast approaching in UK, says watchdog From fisheries collapse to dead rivers, official body urges government to urgently turn ambition into action
Liverpool Echo · Apr 28, 2022 Warning to pet owners who let dogs go for a swim Swimming in a river could prove poisonous for dogs
The Independent UK · Apr 23, 2022 Ramblers to recreate 1932 protest over countryside access for people of colour An MP said 92% of England’s land is privately owned and not available to access.
Daily Mirror · Feb 19, 2022 Homeowners face new driveway rules which could ban paving in front of houses The new measures could impact homeowners and builders and bring more green spaces and less solid paving in efforts to help clean up Britain's waterways