Forest of Dean UNESCO Biosphere: Excitement Builds Over The Wilderness as Green Learning Centre Monday, August 11, 2025 forestofdean unesco biosphere thewilderness sustainability education conservation environment greenlearning community The Forest of Dean is buzzing with excitement over the significant role that The Wilderness is set to play within the UNESCO Biosphere designation. Recognized for its natural beauty and biodiversity, the Forest of Dean aims … Read More
Cotswolds Pictures Reveal Rising July Fly-Tipping Sites Amidst Crackdown Sunday, August 10, 2025 flytipping cotswolds environment waste carriers crackdown fines pollution licensing enforcement Recent images from the Cotswolds have highlighted numerous fly-tipping sites spotted throughout July, underscoring a growing environmental concern. With over 1,000 fly-tipping incidents reported annually in the area, local … Read More
Iceland Launches Nationwide Initiative to Cut Food Waste in 900 Stores Friday, August 8, 2025 iceland foodwaste grocery sustainability discount olio gander retail environment technology Iceland supermarket is taking a bold step to address food waste by launching a new initiative across its 900 stores in the coming weeks. In collaboration with food-sharing apps Olio and Gander, the chain will notify customers … Read More
Cotswold Villagers Voice Concerns Over Proposed 50-Home Development Friday, August 8, 2025 cotswold development village planning housing community council environment infrastructure residents Residents of a picturesque Cotswold village have expressed strong concerns about a new proposal to build 50 homes in their community. The development plans, which are expected to be submitted soon to the Cotswold District … Read More
Save Daisybank Campaign Raises £26,000 to Protect Beloved Beauty Spot Thursday, August 7, 2025 daisybank leckhampton campaign conservation development community nature preservation environment fundraising The Save Daisybank campaign has successfully raised an impressive £26,000 in a determined effort to protect the treasured natural area beneath Leckhampton Hill. Fears are mounting that this cherished beauty spot could face … Read More
Who's Dumping Your Waste? £600 Fine Warning in Cotswolds Over Fly-Tipping by Rogue Traders Tuesday, August 5, 2025 flytipping waste cotswolds fines environment community rogue traders disposal licensing Fly-tipping caused by rogue traders poses a serious problem in the Cotswolds, leading to environmental harm and hefty fines for those involved. Residents are being warned to be vigilant when disposing of waste to ensure they … Read More