Dorset Beach Closed as Natural ‘Re-wilding’ Begins with Removal of Old Sea Defences Friday, September 5, 2025 studland coastalerosion rewilding natureconservation nationaltrust habitatrestoration climatechange dorset seadefences wildlife Work is set to begin on removing aging sea defences at Studland Beach, Dorset, allowing nature to reclaim and shape the coastline. The National Trust is leading this final phase of a five-year project focused on re-wilding … Read More
Bath Community Kitchen Gains Support from Unexpected Guest Chef Wednesday, September 3, 2025 foodcycle bath foodwaste community charity volunteering foodpoverty sustainability climatechange mpwerahobhouse For a change of pace from the usual parliamentary sessions, Bath MP Wera Hobhouse donned an apron and stepped into the kitchen alongside FoodCycle volunteers, demonstrating her commitment to tackling food poverty and waste at … Read More
Heatwave Horror Looms as Vulnerable Face ‘Deadly Summers’ Friday, July 18, 2025 heatwave climatechange cooling insulation housing vulnerability publichealth uk temperature emergencyplanning As the UK braces for increasingly severe summer heatwaves, the Liberal Democrats are urging the government to establish ‘cool hubs’ within public buildings to protect vulnerable communities from dangerous heat exposure. Wera … Read More
Beloved Bath Park Pond Dries Up Amid Climate Change Concerns Thursday, July 17, 2025 bath pond climatechange drought heatwave royalvictoriapark wildlife conservation sustainability environment A cherished pond in Royal Victoria Park, one of Bath’s most popular green spaces, has completely dried up following last week’s intense heatwave. Bath and North East Somerset Council (B&NES) has installed … Read More