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Dig Alderney is working on Longis Common, where an Iron Age Cemetery and a Roman settlement lie.

Businesses in three counties would send their emissions to be stored under the Irish Sea.

A new plan covers how it will protect 1.4 million people and £321 billion of property from tidal floods.

Some farms have begun re-stocking flocks of hens, but a pause in production is expected to continue.

After old crisp packets wash up on a beach, the BBC asks what is being done to improve packaging?

Rishi Sunak says more visas will be available after the home secretary said the UK could train its own.

The full extent of devastation remains unclear, two days after the powerful storm hit.

Planning system is unfit for purpose in light of 2030 renewable energy targets, RenewableNI says.

Across Devon and Cornwall, 23 beaches have been recognised with the Blue Flag Award for 2023.

A school targeted by bird thieves welcomes 20 new budgerigars to its aviary.

More than 320 objections were lodged against the proposed 17m (56ft) structure in the Grassmarket.

The developer behind the proposal in south Cumbria says environmental concerns have been considered.

The greenery and ornaments pose a fire safety risk at the south-east London estate, the authority says.

Rising prices, war in Ukraine and trade disruption have increased food insecurity across the world.

A Herefordshire farmer says without migrants, she can barely recruit 10% of the workers she needs.

Tenanted St Austell brewery pubs competed to create space for nature in their pub gardens.

Consultant surgeon is leading a campaign to bring the innovative technology to the county.

Plaques are being given to people who allow wildflowers to bloom and cut down weedkiller use.