Environment
Britain’s racecourses start tree-planting for the Jubilee
February 8th 2012
All 60 of Britain’s racecourses will be marking the 60 years of The Queen’s reign by planting trees, coppices or Jubilee Woods as part of a national campaign by The Woodland Trust
Inspired Energy - The £10 million Lytham company that started in a conservatory
January 28th 2012
Janet Thornton started her business in the conservatory at home. It has just floated with a valuation of well over £10 million, writes Roger Borrell
New Green Comunities programme in the Yorkshire Dales to help cut heating costs
January 16th 2012
Stone-built cottages in the Yorkshire Dales are among the most difficult to insulate but national park officers have some answers
Save Fleet Pond
January 12th 2012
Known as the voice of the countryside, CPRE Hampshire are here to fight for our green space. This month, Janet Martin, Chairman of CPRE’s North-East Hampshire group talks about a hidden beauty in the North of the county
Greener Homes
January 4th 2012
With rising fuel prices, it is becoming all the more important to future-proof your homes with eco innovations. Rebecca Smyth looks at the options available to homeowners
How Green is our Valley?
January 4th 2012
Dr John H Newton discusses how best to educate pupils to be green in a way that changes young minds for the future benefit of the planet
Get into your Green Routine
January 3rd 2012
Somerset abounds with inspiring people turning their eco principles and money-saving good sense into practice. Nick Cater finds out more
Wood fuel is helping a Yorkshire farmer not only cut his heating bills
December 3rd 2011
Wood fuel is helping a Yorkshire farmer not only cut heating bills but supply a local business centre with cheap heating too. Esther Leach reports
Green is the new white
December 2nd 2011
A white Christmas is no longer what people are dreaming of – this year it is green all the way. Environmental expert Tara Greaves shares her 12 top tips...
CPRE: Daft and dangerous
November 16th 2011
New planning policy will destroy our countryside, says Nicholas Butler of the CPRE.
The Ormskirk firm fuelling a green energy revolution
November 16th 2011
Vesta Stoves is proving to be hot stuff when it comes to fuelling a green energy revolution, as Paul Mackenzie reports Photography by Kirsty Thompson
Gary Neville adds his supoort to a South Yorkshire eco friendly building
October 28th 2011
18th century building with added green credentials has more than a sporting chance of success
Dorset magazine finds out about Butterflies and Moths - Messages from Psyche
October 26th 2011
Rob Wells talks to Professor Philip Howse, who has been decoding the messages on the wings of butterflies and moths
Frodsham windfarm plans concern locals
October 21st 2011
The Cheshire countryside could be transformed by giant turbines producing clean green energy, as Paul Mackenzie reports
Why solar panels can be a ray of sunshine for the future
October 20th 2011
Solar panels are an environmentally-friendly way to power your home and they can not only save you money, but make you money as well
Wood burners could be the friendly answer to heating your home this winter
October 20th 2011
The hot news is that wood is back and that means the sale of logs and specialist stoves is booming, writes Roger Borrell
New green power station planned at Greenholme Mill on the River Wharfe in Burley-in-Wharfedale
October 17th 2011
A former cotton mill is to become a new green power station to provide clean electricity
Magna Science Adventure Centre in Rotherham draws solar power
October 17th 2011
How one leading Yorkshire tourist attraction is working to improve its environmentally friendly credentials
Surrey Hills Wood Fair at Birtley House, Bramley
October 12th 2011
With Surrey being the most wooded county in the country, should we be doing more to protect one of our most precious resources?
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