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Funding allocated for recycling goals

29 October 2004

Scottish councils are being set a target of recycling or composting 30 per cent of municipal waste by 2008.

Inverness chosen as agency's base

29 October 2004

A brownfield site on the outskirts of Inverness has been chosen for an environmentally-friendly headquarters building for Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).

Strategy panel splits region

29 October 2004

Battle lines are being drawn over massive expansion plans for the East of England, says David Dewar.

Prosperity report adds to South East pressure

29 October 2004

Government growth plans for the South East face a serious challenge, reports Nancy Wainscoat.

Halman on... dire delays that jeopardise the reformed system

29 October 2004

Commencement day for parts of the planning act has been and gone.

Fyson on... questions raised by casino-led urban renewal

29 October 2004

Life may be a long gamble in which the first bet is involuntary, but now that politics are enslaved by the marketplace, the gambling industry looks set to intrude into more lives than ever. Everyone, it seems, is to be encouraged to exercise their right to lose their shirt by being given the means to do so conveniently near at hand.

Climate change will bring untold horrors

29 October 2004

It's Energy Efficiency Week, a valuable initiative for raising awareness of a largely ignored issue. And what better way to kick it off than for the Energy Saving Trust to put the wind up the public with a few nightmare scenarios? Amid a shocking amount of complacency that two million homes are at risk of flooding and DEFRA is considering giving up an area the size of Northumberland, the trust has gone for the hard sell.