Environment

Erin McDaid of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust talks about a mid-winter wildlife challenge.

A businessman with a life-long passion for the climate has been appointed as a deputy to the Lord-Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire.

Planners behind a new care home facility has reassured the community that due care will be given to the area — and that up to 75 jobs will be created.

A free tree scheme is set to return with the aim of enhancing the environment and our communities for the future.

It’s supposed to be the season of good will, but our much-loved robins seem reluctant to enter the festive spirit when it comes to their own kind.

In just three months, CCTV across the district has helped secure 40 arrests or interventions, and identify over 80 incidents for police to follow up.

Several trees have been cut down at a historic Newark landmark as a council prepares to start work on a major development project.

Action has been taken to tackle high levels of fly-tipping and environmental damage at one of the most iconic forests in the world.

In his latest column Erin McDaid, of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, considers the outcomes of COP 29 and private sector influences.

One of the Lincolnshire farmers behind a mass rally in London says they won’t give up the fight against government tax plans.

Residents in Rushcliffe have been praised for recycling nearly two tonnes of small electricals in just two weeks.

Erin McDaid of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust talks about the vision and tenacity that sparked the Green Heart into life

A new initiative launched by the East Midlands Mayor is aiming to support nature recovery and restore biodiversity across the region.

As the COP29 currently takes place, we found out people’s views on climate change and what solutions could be considered.

Environmental campaigners are to host their own free event in Southwell to coincide with this year’s COP 29.

Tractor enthusiasts flocked to Newark Showground to see a world record attempt at the “jewel in the crown of the vintage tractor sector”.

Shouts of “shame” were directed at councillors after they approved controversial plans to build houses on a village green space.

Concerned residents have turned out on mass to protest controversial plans to build homes on an area of green space.

On Sunday, thousands of people from across the country marched through London demanding action to clean up our rivers, water system, and seas.

A father and his nine-year-old daughter claim the water system is in crisis and joined thousands of people on a march for clean water.