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There is no progressive future for Britain without the farming community on board
Farmers deserve at least as much consideration from Labour as Generation Rent or workers trapped in the gig economy. We can't afford to lose them to the…
Nov 23
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On England's dead rivers, fishing towns are dying too
The Conservative government leaves behind a shocking legacy of river pollution. Between warming waters, bacteria and sewage discharges, it's not clear…
Oct 8
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On England's dead rivers, fishing towns are dying too
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London's forgotten river and the barrister who saved it
When Paul Powlesland first moored his boat on the Roding, the river was choked with slime and garbage. Now, a dedicated community is keeping it clear…
Sep 18
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Jon Moses
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London's forgotten river and the barrister who saved it
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Do you suffer from plant blindness?
Plant knowledge is on the decline: a study of UK students found only 14% could recognise more than three species of native plants. This is a serious…
Sep 18
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Jon Moses
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Noxious gas from giant Greater Manchester landfill ruining the lives of residents
The stench of rotting egg can be smelt for miles and is causing serious health problems. Local people want to know what's in the Bury dump, and why…
Sep 18
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Jen Sizeland
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Noxious gas from giant Greater Manchester landfill ruining the lives of residents
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Pristine beaches, poisoned water: What water companies did to Blackpool
Raw sewage was released into open water on the Fylde Coast more than 1,500 times in 2022. Blackpool's hard-fought status as a safe place to swim is now…
Sep 18
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Pristine beaches, poisoned water: What water companies did to Blackpool
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Canal boaters “face homelessness” as fees skyrocket
Britain’s boating community once migrated with the seasons; now, they are being forced from our rivers and canals by fee hikes of 75% and other charges.
Sep 18
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Canal boaters “face homelessness” as fees skyrocket
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Just tell us what killed the crabs
Third years on, more questions than answers remain about the immense "mass crustacean mortality event" in Teesside - and what this could mean for the…
Sep 18
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