Deer Culling Rules Change in England for Woodland Protection
New legislation will grant landowners and tenants rights to cull deer, addressing overpopulation that damages woodlands and crops, with support for the venison industry.
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33 Drones Deployed in National Fly-Tipping Crackdown
A new drone unit with 33 aircraft will investigate illegal waste dumping across England, announced after a major waste crime gang leader was ordered to pay £1.4m in Birmingham court.
Billy's Bench Unveiled in Market Harborough Town Centre
A memorial bench titled 'Billy's Bench' has been unveiled in Market Harborough town centre, honouring street cleaner Billy Kimpton with a commemorative plaque. The installation is part of a wider town centre improvement scheme funded by the UK Shared Pros
Carling Black Label Returns to UK Supermarkets After 27 Years
Carling Black Label, a popular beer from the 1970s-90s, is making a comeback in UK supermarkets from March 16 with a stronger 4.75% ABV brew, reviving nostalgia for its iconic TV ads.
BMW 330e Hybrid Hits 217 MPG, Toyota Prius Efficient
The BMW 330e plug-in hybrid delivers an impressive 217.3 miles per gallon, offering powerful acceleration and high-quality tech at a bargain price. Toyota Prius also ranks highly for fuel efficiency.
Morrisons Free Kellogg's Breakfast for Kids in 344 Stores
Morrisons has launched a free Kellogg's breakfast initiative across 344 stores with cafés, available daily during all school holidays until year-end to support families.
Record Seal Pup Births at Suffolk Cold War Site
A record 430 grey seal pups have been born this season at Orford Ness in Suffolk, nearly doubling last year's total. The National Trust reports the colony is thriving with reduced human disturbance.
Pupil's Owl Lantern Wins Twycross Zoo Design Contest
Ten-year-old Saul Francolini from Rushden Primary Academy has won Twycross Zoo's 2026 Lantern Design Competition with his owl artwork, now displayed as a 3D lantern on the zoo's trail to promote wildlife conservation.
UK Councils Fine £1,000 for Bin Placement Mistakes
Homeowners and businesses across England and Scotland face fines up to £1,000 for leaving bins obstructing pavements after collection. Councils are enforcing accessibility rules under the Highways Act 1980, targeting pedestrian safety.
Spring Amphibian Activity Surges on Sefton Coast
As spring arrives, amphibian activity increases on the Sefton Coast, with Natterjack Toads soon to chorus and Common Frogs spawning earlier due to climate shifts. Green Sefton urges dog walkers to avoid waterbodies to protect fragile wildlife habitats.
Cheshire Families Join Timmy Time Hedgehog Walk for Wildlife
Families, schools, and clubs across Cheshire are invited to walk, wheel, or roll 3km in The Wildlife Trusts' Hedgehog Walk, partnering with Aardman's Timmy Time. This fun fundraising challenge aims to protect hedgehogs, whose numbers have declined by 30%
Ofgem Warns 100,000 Homes Over Radio Teleswitch Meter Phase-Out
Ofgem has issued a critical warning to 100,000 households still using Radio Teleswitch Service meters, urging immediate contact with energy suppliers to avoid losing heating and hot water as the signal is switched off this year.
Amazon's Top Mould Cleaner 25% Off After Wet Winter
A wet winter has created ideal conditions for dangerous mould and algae on outdoor surfaces. A highly-rated Wet & Forget cleaner is currently discounted on Amazon, with alternatives also available.
Former Mine Becomes Billingside Meadows Nature Reserve
A former surface mine in County Durham is being converted into a new nature reserve named Billingside Meadows, thanks to a land donation and funding from Banks Mining to Durham Wildlife Trust.
Cut Energy Bills by £917 on Top of Price Cap Reduction
Energy bills are set to fall in April with a £117 price cap drop, but savvy switching could save households an additional £917 annually. Experts highlight a return of market competition and seamless switching processes.
West Midlands Launches 5-Year Climate Plan for Green Jobs
The West Midlands Combined Authority has launched a comprehensive five-year climate action plan, aiming to mitigate economic losses projected at £600m annually by 2030 and £3bn by the 2050s while boosting green jobs and infrastructure.
Rare Pink Daffodils Sought in RHS National Survey
The Royal Horticultural Society urges gardeners to report rare pink daffodils as part of its Daffodil Diaries project, aiming to map diversity and preserve declining varieties.
Bellway Donates Wildlife Homes to Undy Primary Forest School
Homebuilder Bellway has donated bird boxes and bug and hedgehog hotels to Undy Primary School's Forest School area, enhancing outdoor learning and promoting biodiversity on the school grounds.
Energy Bills to Fall 7% This Spring with Government Help
Households across Britain will see energy bills fall by 7% starting April 1, with the price cap dropping to £1,641. The reduction comes from government interventions announced in the Budget, though network costs and wholesale volatility pose future challe
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Spring Kitchen Refresh: Quick Colourful Updates for a Fresh Look
Discover quick and easy ways to brighten your kitchen for spring with colourful accessories and affordable upgrades, without a full renovation. Tips include pastel appliances and vibrant chopping boards.
Ofgem Price Cap Drops £117 for UK Households from April
The energy regulator Ofgem will reduce its price cap by £117 to £1,641 annually from April 1, 2026, a 7% decrease. Chancellor Rachel Reeves had previously announced a £150 cut, achieved by scrapping the ECO scheme.
EcoFlow Delta 3 Max Plus Review: 3000W Power Station
The EcoFlow Delta 3 Max Plus portable power station offers 3000W output, fast charging, and smart features for serious off-grid use, with improvements in design and performance over previous models.
Supermarkets to Pay for Bottle Returns in Recycling Scheme
A new government recycling initiative will see households earn money by returning empty bottles and cans to major supermarkets like Tesco and Asda from October 2027.
Energy Price Cap Falls £117 from April 1
Cornwall Insight forecasts a £117 reduction in the energy price cap to £1,641 from April 1, 2026, offering relief to millions of UK households amid ongoing cost-of-living pressures.
Compost Crew Transforms Food Waste into Local Farm Soil
In Machynlleth, a community composting project led by Steph Robinson and ffin Jordão converts 800 litres of weekly food waste into nutrient-rich compost, supporting local agriculture and inspiring similar initiatives across the UK.
New Bin Rules Start March 31: Extra Bins Delivered
Households across England are receiving additional bins as they prepare for new universal waste collection rules starting March 31. Residents must separate food waste and recyclables more specifically, with potential fines for non-compliance.
Eurasian Lynx Rescued from Ukraine Arrives at UK Sanctuary
A young female Eurasian lynx named Ursa has been successfully rescued from war-torn Ukraine and arrived at The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent. The complex mission also saved an Amur tiger, with public donations exceeding £134,000 to fund a state-of-the-art hab
Dunelm's £250 Egg Chair: Summer Garden Essential
Shoppers are preparing for summer by purchasing Dunelm's Santorini 1 Seater Egg Chair, praised for comfort and style. The jade green chair costs £249 and features weather-resistant design.
Why Patios Turn Green in Winter: £23 Cleaning Gadget
Damp winter weather causes algae to build up on patios, but discounted pressure washer attachments like the Bosch patio cleaner offer an easy solution for spring cleaning.
Supermarkets to Pay for Bottle Returns from 2027
Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, and Sainsbury's will offer cash to households returning empty drinks containers under a new Deposit Return Scheme starting in October 2027.
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