Remus Horse Sanctuary Open Day with Mickey Mouse Guest
Remus Horse Sanctuary invites families to its first 2026 Open Day on May 3, featuring Mickey Mouse. Visitors can meet rescued animals, enjoy activities, and support vital welfare work.
Category : Environment
New Emissions Rules for Petrol and Diesel Cars After May 2026
The Department for Transport has launched a consultation on introducing Euro 7 emissions standards in Great Britain, potentially affecting millions of vehicles from late 2026.
Birmingham Mobile Tip Truck Schedule Announced
Birmingham City Council has released the dates and locations for its free mobile tip truck service across 10 wards, allowing residents to dispose of bulky waste without ID.
Waitrose Suspends Mackerel Sales Over Overfishing Fears
Waitrose will remove all mackerel products from its UK stores starting next week, citing serious overfishing concerns and a commitment to sustainable sourcing standards.
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Nightly Task Before July 1 to Slash Energy Bills
Energy experts reveal simple nightly habit of switching off standby devices could save households £60-£100 annually, with additional tips to reduce bills ahead of expected July price rises.
Midland Counties Among Dozens for 20C-Plus April Heat
The latest weather forecasting maps indicate temperatures could soar to 20C and above in Midland counties and across southern England later this month, with some areas potentially reaching 23C.
The Potting Shed Café: A Charming M5 Pit Stop
Discover The Potting Shed café at Singletons Nursery in Bromsgrove, a family-run garden centre with a cozy wooden chalet café offering homemade meals, cakes, and seasonal events, perfect for travellers seeking a break from the M5.
Energy Firms Urge Households to Use More Power This Summer
British Gas, EDF, EON, Ovo, and Octopus customers are encouraged to increase electricity usage during peak renewable energy periods to help balance the grid and reduce bills.
Birmingham Thai Chain Ordered to Improve Hygiene After Fail
Sabai Sabai's Moseley branch received a '2' hygiene rating, prompting immediate corrective actions. The chain's other locations maintain passing scores.
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David Attenborough: Age, Family, and Achievements
As Sir David Attenborough approaches his 100th birthday, we explore his age, family life, career milestones, and environmental advocacy. The beloved broadcaster continues to inspire with his latest Netflix documentary.
London Colney Scouts Win Green Can Award for Recycling
1st London Colney Scout Group has been honoured with a Green Can Award from Every Can Counts after recycling more than 76,000 aluminium cans in a year, raising £3,500 for community projects.
Sponge Meadow Ends Chorlton Park's 30-Year Flooding Problem
A community group in Chorlton has transformed a flood-prone park with a 'sponge meadow' using sustainable drainage, ending 30 years of winter flooding and creating a new habitat for wildlife.
Gold Coast Flavors: Coconut Lime Shrimp Skewers Recipe
Food writer Jim Moore shares his vibrant coconut and lime shrimp skewers recipe from his new cookbook, capturing the sun-soaked coastal spirit of Australia's Gold Coast with bold tropical flavors.
UK to Break Gas-Electricity Price Link, Slashing Bills
Ministers pledge to overhaul energy pricing, aiming to reduce household bills by hundreds as electricity costs are separated from volatile global gas markets.
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Birmingham Council Sells Former Allotments for Over £25k
Birmingham City Council is selling the vacant Fernbank Leisure Gardens allotment site in Alum Rock at auction with a guide price exceeding £25,000, offering potential for redevelopment.
EDF Dynamic Tariff Saves Customers £112 in 3 Months
EDF's FreePhase Dynamic electricity tariff has saved customers an average of £112 over three months, offering rates nearly 30% cheaper than the price cap.
UK Told to Prepare for WWII-Style Food Rationing
A government crisis adviser has warned the UK should prepare for WWII-style food rationing due to supply chain vulnerabilities and geopolitical tensions.
Aldridge Green Belt Protest Joins National Day of Action
Hundreds in Walsall will protest at The Croft in Aldridge this Saturday as part of a nationwide campaign to protect 14,700 acres of green belt land threatened by development, equivalent to over 11,000 football pitches.
Octopus Energy Launches Largest Zero Bills Housing Site
Octopus Energy and Prosperity Group have announced a groundbreaking 300-home development in Wisbech where residents will pay no energy bills for at least a decade.
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Cadbury Pistachio Crunch Bar Gets 'Exceptional' Review
A food vlogger has tested Cadbury's new Dairy Milk Pistachio Crunch, calling it exceptional. The limited edition bar blends milk chocolate with pistachio cream and crispy flakes.
79 Councils Exempt from New Bin Rules Until 2043
Seventy-nine English councils, a quarter of all local authorities, have been exempted from the new 'simpler recycling' rules introduced on March 31. Delays are attributed to funding shortages and a lack of specialized vehicles, with some areas not complyi
Cannock Dad Charged by Deer 'Big Trev' in Dramatic Fall
A Staffordshire father was sent tumbling through his front door after a stag he regularly hand-feeds suddenly charged at him outside his Cannock home.
UK Summer Shortages: Chicken, Pork, Fizzy Drinks at Risk
Government ministers are preparing contingency plans as potential CO2 shortages could disrupt supplies of chicken, pork, and fizzy drinks by summer due to the Iran conflict.
Aldi Recalls Honey Roasted Salmon Over Labeling Error
Aldi has issued an urgent recall for its Fishmonger Hot Smoked 2 Salmon Fillets – Honey Roasted due to an incorrect use-by date, posing a potential health risk. Customers are advised to return the product for a full refund.
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Sefton Coast's Spring Blooms and Cattle Hooves
Spring accelerates on the Sefton Coast with wildflowers blooming and migrant birds arriving. English Longhorn cattle receive hoof trims as part of conservation grazing efforts, with dog owners reminded to keep pets on leads.
Monty Don: £5,000 Fine for Digging Up Wild Bluebells
BBC Gardeners' World star Monty Don has issued a warning to UK gardeners about the legal protection of wild bluebells. Digging up these common spring flowers from natural woodlands can result in fines of up to £5,000 under the Wildlife and Countryside Act
Birmingham Water Crisis: Four Weeks Without Supply in Newtown
Residents on Stainsby Avenue in Newtown faced dirty water and outages for a month, with issues escalating from low pressure to complete loss, leaving families unable to meet basic daily needs.
Supermarket Ham Taste Test: Budget Lunchbox Options
A comprehensive taste test of wafer-thin ham from seven major supermarkets reveals surprising differences in price, quality, and value for lunchboxes.
Council Leader Defends Waste Dumping at Arboretum
Walsall Council leader Mike Bird has defended the dumping of contaminated waste at the Arboretum, stating it was part of planned operational activity and not illegal flytipping. The Environment Agency ordered immediate cleanup after black liquid leaked in
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Birmingham Residents Battle Fly-Tipping on Ombersley Road
Residents in Balsall Heath face ongoing fly-tipping issues with piles of rubbish blocking access to homes. Local officials discuss responsibility and solutions.
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