Glastonbury Organisers Criticise Luxury Helicopter Travel to Festival Sunday, June 15, 2025 glastonbury festival helicopter travel luxury glamping environment pollution transport ticketprices Glastonbury Festival organisers have publicly criticised a luxury glamping company that offers helicopter transfers for wealthy attendees to the eco-conscious Somerset event. The Pop-Up Hotel, a premium off-site campsite … Read More
Glastonbury Festival Criticizes Luxury Helicopter Travel to Eco-Friendly Event Sunday, June 15, 2025 glastonbury helicopter luxury festival environment sustainability glamping pollution travel ecofriendly Glastonbury Festival, renowned for its commitment to sustainability, has publicly criticized an off-site luxury glamping provider offering helicopter transfers directly to the event for affluent attendees. The Pop-Up Hotel, … Read More
Solar Farm Protesters Take Their Campaign to the Skies in Wiltshire Friday, June 13, 2025 solar protest wiltshire renewable energy farming environment community infrastructure development Residents opposing a massive solar farm in the Wiltshire countryside have taken their protest to new heights—literally. On Sunday, campaigners from Stop Lime Down marched to voice their concerns over plans for a 2,220-acre … Read More
Clarks Village Blossoms with 600 New Plants and Plans for a Bug Hotel Wednesday, June 11, 2025 clarksvillage sustainability wildlife pollinators nativeplants conservation environment habitat renewables ecology Clarks Village is undergoing an exciting transformation as it plants over 600 native shrubs and flowers to enhance local biodiversity. This ambitious sustainability project, launched to coincide with World Environment Day, … Read More
Historic Medieval Somerset Bridge Secured by £150,000 Flood Prevention Project Tuesday, June 10, 2025 somerset tarrsteps floodprevention riverbarle exmoor heritage restoration ecology environment infrastructure A historic medieval bridge in rural Somerset is set to be protected by an ambitious flood prevention scheme costing nearly £150,000. The River Barle, flowing from Pinkery Reservoir on Exmoor’s Chains plateau through … Read More
‘Industrial’ Solar Farm Approved on Prime Somerset Farmland Amidst Local Debate Monday, June 9, 2025 solar farmland renewableenergy somerset planning development community environment batterystorage agriculture A contentious solar farm proposal has been approved on grade 3a agricultural land in North East Somerset, as local councillors weighed the balance between preserving quality farmland and advancing renewable energy goals. The … Read More