Met Office Predicts Potential Snowfall as Colder Weather Approaches the UK Wednesday, January 14, 2026 metoffice ukweather snowforecast coldweather winter weatherforecast climate january february snow The UK is likely to experience a dip in temperatures and the possibility of snowfall in the coming weeks, according to the Met Office. Meteorologists have indicated an ‘increased chance’ that colder weather will … Read More
E.ON Next to Pass £150 Energy Bill Saving Directly to Customers Tuesday, December 16, 2025 energy savings eon next bills government windfalltax investment climate northsea greenpeace E.ON Next has committed to passing a £150 annual saving on energy bills directly to millions of households beginning April 1, 2026. This promise aligns with the energy savings announced by Labour Party Chancellor Rachel … Read More
Birmingham Advances Plans for New Cycle Route Connecting City Centre to A457 Dudley Road Tuesday, November 25, 2025 birmingham cycling infrastructure transport consultation activetravel sustainability climate community transportplanning sport Birmingham is making significant progress on plans to establish a dedicated cycle route linking the city centre to the A457 Dudley Road. This initiative is part of a broader vision to create a comprehensive city-wide cycle … Read More
Could the 'Beast from the East' Snow Phenomenon Return to the UK Next Week? Monday, November 17, 2025 suddenstratosphericwarming beastfromtheeast ukweather arcticair polarvortex winter frost snowfall meteorology climate The UK may soon experience a return of the weather phenomenon responsible for the notorious ‘Beast from the East’ event in 2018. Known as sudden stratospheric warming (SSW), this atmospheric occurrence could … Read More
Labour Urged to Introduce Pay-Per-Litre Charge for Garden Watering Monday, November 17, 2025 labour water climate conservation drought pricing environment adviser metoffice environmentagency The Labour Party has been urged to implement a pay-per-litre charge on domestic garden watering to tackle rising water scarcity. Julia Elizabeth King, Baroness Brown of Cambridge and a climate change adviser to Labour, argues … Read More
Heat Pump Subsidy Rules to Change for Hundreds of Thousands of UK Households Friday, November 14, 2025 heatpump subsidy energy uk government budget climate policy costofliving renewables Hundreds of thousands of UK homeowners stand to lose their eligibility for heat pump subsidies under proposed changes included in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s Autumn Budget plan. The government intends to introduce a series of … Read More