FROM THE CHAMBER: Action needed now on climate emergency plan
By Cllr Sarah Kerr When it comes to tackling both climate change and air pollution, it’s important to be pragmatic, ...
Tag: climate emergency
Council grants permission to destroy more than 50 trees
The destruction of wildlife across the borough provided a point of contention at last week’s planning meeting, when approval was ...
Carbon conscious garden centre plants 20 new trees in country park
It’s part of its nationwide ‘Love Where You Live’ campaign, with Squires pledging to donate 300 silver birch trees to ...
Students invited to Youth Climate Conference next month
The Youth Climate Conference will include a Question Time-style debate, and tackle issues including sustainable fashion, climate justice, migration and ...
#ClimateStrike: Is this the smallest Extinction Rebellion protest in Britain?
The Extinction Rebellion protest outside Woodley’s Oakwood Centre on Friday afternoon might have been small, but the ambition of its ...
TONY JOHNSON: How green was my borough
It can all be traced back to Joni Mitchell, a Canadian singer-songwriter with her ‘Big Yellow Taxi’ in April 1970. ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: The heat is on, now we must take action
IN CASE you hadn’t noticed, it ain’t half hot mum. Over the past few years, we have seen some extreme ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: We can’t ignore the climate emergency
NEWS that the new leader of Wokingham Borough Council wants to declare a climate emergency is welcome. There can be ...
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