Britain’s rising temperatures and increasing rainfall are making flooding more frequent across the UK and putting more than 10,000 homes and businesses in Kingston at
Category: Environment
How spring and moving clocks forward impacts human life
From the spring equinox on 21 March the sun starts to brighten up our days. For many in the UK, it’s their favourite season. In
Kingston horticulture: From allotment sites to container gardening
Experienced gardeners from Kingston upon Thames encourage residents to grow their own food despite the lack of land in the borough. Over the past five
Early spring bad for environment, experts say
Spring is finally here. Cue longer days, lambs, sprouting bluebells and of course, hay-fever. After months of dreary darkness confounded by abysmal British weather, the
Global recycling day: New data shows decrease of recycling in the UK
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) released the annual results for local authority collected waste management at the beginning of this month
Charity brings reusable nappy voucher scheme to Kingston
Charity Real Nappies for London (RNL) has joined forces with Kingston Council to provide vouchers for reusable nappies to parents in the borough. Alice Walker,
Future of Kingston Hive uncertain as anniversary approaches
Kingston Hive, a climate emergency centre at Kingston-upon-Thames, upholds climate action at the outset of COP28.
Kingston above legal limit of pollution, study finds
A new study has ranked Kingston upon Thames in the 1O worst areas in the country for air pollution, with nitrogen dioxide rates above the
Climate coaching at The Hive teaches ‘the power of one’
Society has been found guilty of excessive consumerism but one leadership coach has realised a new pair of shoes is not real happiness and is
Kingston Extinction Rebellion joins London protests
Kingston’s Extinction Rebellion marched alongside hundreds of protestors in central London as part of the Festival of Resistance.