10 Mar 2026

Photo by Pierre Bamin   Thousands of dead and dying seabirds have washed up on British and European coastlines in what the RSPB describes as the most significant seabird wreck since 2013–14, when more than 54,000 birds were recorded dead across European Atlantic coastlines. Since late January, puffins, guillemots and razorbills have been washing ashore from Cornwall […]

10 Mar 2026

Photo by M S   Premier Marinas has applied for an interim one-year dredging licence for Brighton Marina after its previous ten-year permit was quashed last year following a successful legal challenge over the disposal of sediment within a Marine Conservation Zone. The application, submitted to the Marine Management Organisation on 6 March, opened a 28-day […]

10 Mar 2026

Photo by Michael Blum   The first puffins of 2026 have returned to RSPB Bempton Cliffs on the East Yorkshire coast, marking the start of the seabird breeding season at one of the UK’s most important mainland colonies — though conservationists say the arrival cannot be taken for granted. Bempton is home to around half […]

05 Mar 2026

Image description: A polluted river with a plastic bottle floating on the surface. Photo by engin akyurt on Unsplash   Thousands of serious pollution incidents by water companies in England were allegedly downgraded by Environment Agency (EA) staff without visiting to investigate, the Guardian has exclusively revealed via a whistleblower’s account. New data was unearthed […]

05 Mar 2026

Image description: An aerial view of a data center located in Colraine, Northern Ireland. Photo by Geoffrey Moffett on Unsplash   New inquiry launched into the environmental impact of data centres in the UK MPs have launched a new inquiry on the environmental impacts of data centres in the UK, as Energy Secretary Ed Miliband […]