Jeremy Clarkson's ‘Sad’ Realization Spurs Positive Changes at Diddly Squat Farm Monday, December 1, 2025 clarkson farming birds wildlife conservation ecology hedgerows ponds biodiversity diddlysquat Jeremy Clarkson, former Top Gear presenter and star of Amazon Prime’s Clarkson’s Farm, recently shared a heartfelt reflection on the state of wildlife when he took over Diddly Squat Farm. Having purchased a thousand acres … Read More
Plans Submitted for Dozens of Holiday Lodges at Cotswold Lakes Beauty Spot Monday, November 10, 2025 cotswolds lakes holiday lodges development recreation cycling ecology planning tourism An ambitious proposal has been submitted to Cotswold District Council to develop up to 39 high-quality holiday lodges around Lake 62 at the Cotswold Lakes, aiming to open up a previously private area to the public. Located … Read More
Controversial Housing Development Near Beloved Nature Reserve Faces Likely Rejection Monday, November 3, 2025 hereford development planning environment ecology flooding community conservation luggmeadows housing Campaigners are celebrating as plans to build 265 homes on farmland between Hereford and the cherished Lugg Meadows nature reserve look set to be rejected by county planners. The proposed development by STL Energy, situated … Read More
New 'Hotels' Creating Excitement in Gloucester City Centre Saturday, October 11, 2025 gloucester biodiversity conservation ecology insects pollinators urbanwildlife environment sustainability community A unique new initiative is making waves in the heart of Gloucester. These innovative “hotels” aren’t your typical accommodation—they serve as safe and essential shelters for the city’s smallest, yet most important, visitors. … Read More
New 'Hotels' Creating a Stir in Central Gloucester Saturday, October 11, 2025 gloucester insects biodiversity pollinators ecology conservation urban environment sustainability wildlife In the heart of Gloucester, a unique initiative is generating quite a buzz – but not the human kind. These new “hotels” are actually insect habitats, designed to support the local ecosystem by providing shelter … Read More
Farmer Fined £7,000 for Severe River Pollution Monday, October 6, 2025 pollution river farming environment ecology fish wildlife penalty conservation waterquality A local farmer has been ordered to pay £7,000 after being found responsible for unacceptable pollution of a nearby river. Authorities confirmed that the pollution caused significant harm to fish populations and other aquatic … Read More