Category: SECTORS OF SOCIETY

Legislation has made it illegal from May 2021 to burn wet logs that produce a lot of PM 2.5 air pollution. Coal is outlawed from May 2023.

The UK diet has changed dramatically with the arrival of supermarkets and the increase in sugar and fat in foods in the 1960s.

65-year-old climate activist Jeremy Cox is part of the Paid to Pollute campaign challenging the Oil and Gas Authority in the High Court.

Preventing sewage from entering rivers is complex and involves more than building a bigger storage tank, reducing floods and excess storm water is key

Juliet Blackburn pleads that our railway network needs to be electrified if the UK is to stand any chance of achieving Zero-Carbon by 2050.

Thomas Aveling School is proud of young illustrator from Kent Adam Banks, for his illustration of a children’s book about a dog called Rex

If you sell Granny’s house to pay for her social care, will she have nowhere to live, or will you lose out on inheriting it?

The author tells of life enhancing experiences on school exchange visits abroad, friendship and sadness at the loss of this opportunity

Are the British Virgin Islands Global Treasure Islands? World corporations and individuals go there to bury their treasure free of tax.

Ros Coward urges readers to take part in the day of action on Sunday 28 November to save Kent’s green spaces.