Climate Emergency Archives - Page 2 of 2 - The Bromsgrove Standard

4th May, 2024

Climate Emergency19 posts

NEWS 3rd Jul, 2023

Bromsgrove Lib Dems launch general election campaign with backing of former Conservative Health Secretary

NEWS 2nd Jul, 2022

ECO ACTION - Solutions to Climate Change will also solve Cost of Living Crisis

NEWS 4th Sep, 2021

ECO ACTION - Why palm oil is such a problem for the environment

NEWS 2nd Aug, 2021

ECO ACTION - Worcestershire County Council says climate emergency can wait until 2050!

NEWS 23rd Jul, 2021

Bromsgrove District Council appoints Dr Michael Thompson as Cabinet Member for Climate Change

NEWS 3rd Jul, 2021

Eco Action column - 'Let's talk plastics' - by Bromsgrove Climate Action

NEWS 7th Apr, 2021

Labour's West Midlands Mayoral candidate Liam Byrne outlines his seven pledges to improve the region

NEWS 26th Mar, 2021

This week's Bromsgrove and Droitwich Standard letters......

NEWS 13th Mar, 2021

ECO ACTION - To help the planet - avoid peat and pesticides

NEWS 5th Feb, 2021

Forget the snow, our planet is warming - Bromsgrove Eco Action column

NEWS 15th Jan, 2021

'What you can do to help your local environment?' - new Bromsgrove Eco Action column

NEWS PICTURE SPECIAL

1st Oct, 2020

West Midlands Ambulance Service launches UK's first eco-friendly all electric ambulance

NEWS 21st Aug, 2020

Bromsgrove Climate Action to highlight global warming issues at latest outing

NEWS 5th Jul, 2020

Bromsgrove Liberal Democrats slam county council for 'not being ambitious enough' with cycling routes

NEWS 8th Feb, 2020

Banning the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles needs to be sooner says West Midlands Friends of the Earth

NEWS EXCLUSIVE 28th Jan, 2020

Ambitious plans unveiled for Bromsgrove to have its own 'heat network' and energy centre

NEWS 8th Oct, 2019

Rallying call for Bromsgrove residents to help combat the climate emergency

NEWS 25th Jul, 2019

Bromsgrove District Council declares a climate emergency

NEWS 4th Jul, 2019

Bromsgrove District Council meeting brought forward so climate change can be debated