Clock Change Disrupts Sleep and Wildlife Road Risks
The shift to British Summer Time brings tiredness and disrupts circadian rhythms for humans and animals, while also heightening wildlife road collision risks in spring.
Category : Environment
Urban Fox Boom in Birmingham Linked to Bin Strike and HS2
Birmingham residents report a sharp rise in urban fox sightings, with overflowing bins from the strike and HS2 works in Kingshurst blamed for drawing them into neighborhoods.
Birmingham's Urban Fox Boom: Bin Strike and HS2 Drive Numbers
Birmingham residents report increased fox sightings as bin strike provides food source and HS2 construction displaces animals. Kingshurst emerges as urban fox capital with conservationists warning against feeding.
Amazon's Wet & Forget: Miracle Cleaner for Bank Holiday Gardens
Shoppers praise Wet & Forget Multi-Surface Outdoor Cleaner as an easy, effective alternative to pressure washers for cleaning patios, driveways, and decking. The pet-friendly formula requires no scrubbing and is currently discounted on Amazon.
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Wokingham Repair Café Celebrates Second Anniversary
Wokingham Repair Café celebrates its second anniversary, having repaired nearly 1,000 items and saved over 25,000kg of CO² emissions. The community initiative promotes waste reduction and skill-sharing.
Crete Skies Blood Red from Dust Storm Ahead of Easter
A massive Saharan dust storm has engulfed Crete, turning skies blood red and orange, accompanied by strong winds and heavy rain from Storm Erminio, with red weather warnings in place across Greece.
Edge Hill's Big Campus Clear Out Promotes Zero Waste and Charity
Edge Hill University launches its annual Big Campus Clear Out, aligning with International Zero Waste Day to reduce waste, support local charities, and foster a circular economy through student donations.
Octopus Cuts Kerbside EV Charging 50% for UK Homes
Octopus Energy introduces groundbreaking 50% discount on kerbside EV charging for households without driveways, making electric vehicles more accessible across the UK.
Sheffield Food Festival's 15th Year with Expanded City Centre Events
Sheffield's premier food celebration returns from May 23-25, marking its 15th anniversary with expanded locations including Orchard Square and Leah's Yard. The festival features Caribbean fusion, award-winning ice cream, tacos, tiramisù, and live music.
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Brits Prefer Takeaways Over Dates, Survey Finds
A new survey reveals that 34% of Brits think a takeaway is more satisfying than a date, with Pizza Hut launching a loyalty campaign to tap into this trend.
E.ON Next Launches UK's First Hybrid Energy Tariff
E.ON Next introduces Next Steady, a 15-month hybrid tariff offering below-cap prices now and fixed rates from July 2026, with no internal exit fees for flexibility.
Monty Don: Easiest Plant to Grow in April
Gardening expert Monty Don shares why lettuce is the simplest plant to cultivate this spring, requiring minimal effort and maturing in just six weeks for a continuous harvest.
Record Crane Breeding Success Marks Historic UK Recovery
Conservationists celebrate as 87 crane pairs raise 37 chicks, bringing the UK population to 250 birds. This milestone follows 400 years of extinction due to hunting and habitat loss, with collaborative restoration efforts driving the remarkable comeback.
Mary Berry's French Easter Lamb with Ratatouille Twist
Swap traditional mint and peas for Provence flavors with Mary Berry's slow-roasted lamb and ratatouille-style vegetables. This easy recipe from 'Simple Comforts' minimizes cleanup and maximizes family time.
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Dog Walkers Urged to Protect Rare Toads on Sefton Coast
Sefton Council launches 'Take The Lead' campaign to educate dog owners about the devastating impact pets can have on rare Natterjack Toads and ground-nesting birds along the fragile coastline.
Wheatears on Sefton Coast: Spring Migration Spectacle
The Sefton Coast welcomes stunning Wheatear migrants each spring. These birds, traveling from Africa to Alaska, offer a fleeting glimpse of nature's resilience. Learn how to respectfully observe them during their critical journey north.
M&S Colin Caterpillar Ranks Last in Which? Taste Test
Marks and Spencer's iconic Colin the Caterpillar cake has been ranked bottom in a Which? taste test, with testers complaining the sponge is too dry. Waitrose's Cecil secured the top spot with a best buy award.
Easter Bin Changes Risk £400 Fines for UK Households
UK councils warn residents about altered bin collection schedules during Easter bank holidays from April 3-11, with potential £400 fines for incorrect disposal.
Cadbury Changes Fruit & Nut Recipe After Fan Feedback
Cadbury has updated its Fruit & Nut chocolate bar recipe to eliminate wheat contamination risk, following factory improvements. Fans praised the move for making the product safer for those with sensitivities.
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UK Weather Maps Predict 20C Heatwave for Counties Next Week
Weather forecasters predict a significant temperature anomaly, with parts of Scotland, England reaching 20C while other areas drop below freezing. The Met Office warns of changeable conditions.
Bizarre Items Found in Birmingham Sewers: Guns, Horse, More
Sewage workers in Birmingham pull 15 tonnes of waste daily, uncovering shocking items like guns, knives, motorbike parts, and even a whole horse in the city's sewer network.
Cordless Grass Trimmer Drops to £14.99 in Wowcher Deal
A cordless grass trimmer with metal blades and adjustable handle is now available for £14.99 on Wowcher, offering a 67% discount. Use code GARDENREADY15 for extra savings.
UK Supermarket Shortages: Cucumbers and Tomatoes Hit
UK growers warn of cucumber and tomato shortages in supermarkets due to soaring gas prices from the Iran War, risking reduced availability and higher produce costs for consumers.
39 Banned Items in Bins: New Rules Risk £400 Fines
The government's 'Simpler Recycling' scheme mandates four separate waste streams for all households. Failure to comply could lead to penalties up to £400.
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UK Households Urged to Submit Meter Readings Before April 1
Ofgem's energy price cap changes to £1,641 on April 1, 2026. Households with traditional meters on variable tariffs should submit readings to ensure accurate billing.
Charnwood Wildlife Group Donates £800 for Nature Reserve
The Charnwood Local Group of the Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust presented a cheque for £800 at its AGM, raised through talks and activities, to support the Kelham Bridge Nature Reserve.
Birmingham Families Warned of 9% Supermarket Price Hikes
New figures reveal food inflation could hit nine per cent in the UK this year, with Birmingham families warned of rising supermarket costs due to Middle East conflicts and supply chain disruptions.
Martin Lewis Issues 'Unprecedented' Energy Bill Update
Martin Lewis warns of unprecedented drops in fixed energy deals as Ofgem's price cap falls by 6.7% from April 1, with electricity unit rates seeing the biggest reduction.
Bee Expert's Guide to a Pollinator-Friendly Garden
Dr Rosa Vásquez Espinoza shares essential tips for creating a bee sanctuary, including embracing weeds and providing year-round food sources, based on a new National Geographic study.
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Lime Launches New Bike and E-Scooter Fleet in West Midlands
More than 2,000 new Lime bikes and e-scooters are now available in Birmingham, Coventry, and Solihull, with expansion to the Black Country planned for June. The scheme operates at no cost to taxpayers, saving £1.4 million annually.
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