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The UK Government has published its first UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS), creating a common framework for organisations to report sustainability and climate-related risks, opportunities and

The Future of Sustainability   Net Zero Week on 4–10 July is a national awareness week that brings attention to the UK’s transition towards a lower-carbon future.

AI is rapidly transforming how organisations operate including how they report on sustainability and manage environmental performance. As the demands of regulators, investors and stakeholders continue to rise, AI offers

Workplace risks are evolving and so are expectations from regulators, employees and stakeholders. Health & Safety is no longer just about compliance: it’s about protecting people, managing risk and strengthening resilience in an ever-changing

Rising energy costs and increasing regulatory pressure are pushing energy management firmly up the business agenda. What was once viewed as a cost-saving exercise is

Defra has recently launched a new Waste Crime Action Plan as part of a wider effort to reduce illegal waste activity and strengthen regulatory control across the

The new ISO 14001:2026 standard has now been published, providing a clear indication of the direction the Environmental Management System standard is taking as it moves towards

The Environment Agency has released new waste crime heatmaps, revealing that over 16,700 reports were submitted in 2023 and 2024 for suspected waste crime across England in the last two years.  Top 3

Significant changes are now in place for heat network owners and operators across Great Britain. The Heat Networks (Market Framework) Regulations 2025 have taken effect

A Key Step in Decarbonising Road Freight   GRIDSERVE has started construction on the UK’s first publicly accessible charging hubs for electric heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs),

With rising energy costs, tighter regulations, and growing pressure to reduce carbon emissions, energy management is no longer just a “nice to have” – it’s

The globally recognised ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 9001:2015 standards are anticipated to be updated in 2026, with the final publication expected in January 2026 for

ISO and GHG Protocol unite to create global carbon accounting standards