Natural rodent repellent that actually works
Discover the powerful natural ingredient that pest control experts swear by to create a rodent-free zone in your garden and home without harmful chemicals.
Category : UrbanGreen
The Great British Dog Debate: Public Patience Wears Thin
Fed-up Brits are speaking out against irresponsible dog owners turning parks into minefields and pavements into obstacle courses. Is it time for a national conversation about canine etiquette?
Diarmuid Gavin's Dream Gardens: A Special Look
Take an exclusive tour through Diarmuid Gavin's most extraordinary garden designs, from futuristic treehouses to magical floating spheres, as the celebrated horticulturalist reveals his creative process.
Rod Stewart's secret life as tree-hugging environmentalist
Sir Rod Stewart, the legendary rock star known for his wild man image, is actually a passionate environmentalist who spends his free time planting trees and nurturing his forest, according to his wife Penny Lancaster.
Vancouver street renaming plan sparks community rebellion
A controversial proposal to rename a historic Vancouver street after a local rugby player sparks community outrage and heritage concerns in this exclusive report.
Autumn Houseplant Survival: Expert Care Guide
Discover essential autumn houseplant care strategies from horticulture experts. Learn how to adjust watering, lighting and humidity to keep your plants healthy through the cooler months.
London's Secret Underground Rave Scene Photographed
Exclusive photographic journey into London's illicit underground rave scene, where abandoned Tube stations come alive with techno music and hidden communities.
Houseplant Mushrooms: A Sign of Healthy Soil?
Discover why fungi growing in your pot plants signals healthy soil and learn when to worry. Expert advice from a houseplant clinic.
Westminster's £100k war on urban seagulls over safety fears
Westminster Council launches a £100,000 offensive against aggressive urban seagulls, citing public safety risks and property damage. The new strategy includes nest removal, egg oiling, and public awareness campaigns.
Belém residents evicted for COP30 luxury rentals
Exclusive investigation reveals how residents of Belém, Brazil are being evicted from their homes to make way for expensive short-term rentals ahead of the COP30 climate conference, raising serious questions about climate justice.
Winter Lawn Care: Your Guide to a Perfect Spring Garden
Expert gardening tips to protect and prepare your lawn for the cold months, ensuring it bounces back healthier and greener than ever next year.
Swimmers Return To Chicago River After 50-Year Ban
In a landmark event for urban environmental recovery, swimmers returned to the Chicago River for the first sanctioned race in over 50 years, marking a stunning turnaround for a waterway once synonymous with industrial waste.
Paddington Hotel's 'Parklet' Sparks Fury and Safety Fears
A luxury London hotel in Paddington faces intense criticism from residents after installing a controversial 'parklet' dining area, dubbed an eyesore and a danger to pedestrians. Locals demand immediate removal.
Expert's 5 Golden Rules to Protect Plants From Heatwave
A leading UK gardening expert shares essential, easy-to-follow tips to shield your garden from scorching temperatures and ensure your plants survive the summer heat.
Madrid to pedestrianise 80% of city centre in car ban
Madrid is set to transform its urban landscape with a groundbreaking plan to pedestrianise 80% of its city centre roads, creating one of Europe's largest car-free zones in a bold move against pollution.
London's 'Sponge City' Turns Polluted Water Drinkable
Discover how a groundbreaking urban rewilding scheme in London is using natural filtration to clean polluted stormwater, creating ponds clean enough to drink from and offering a blueprint for cities worldwide.
San Francisco City Hall evacuated after major flood
San Francisco's historic City Hall was forced into a full evacuation and closure after a burst pipe caused significant flooding, disrupting operations and damaging the iconic building's interior.
A blackbird's solace: Nature's comfort in grief
A poignant personal essay exploring how the appearance of a blackbird after a mother's death became a powerful symbol of nature's healing presence and the quiet solace it offers in moments of profound loss.
Doncaster Named UK's Most 'Hollowed Out' City Centre
Groundbreaking research from Imperial College London exposes the UK's most 'hollowed out' city centres, with Doncaster, Birmingham, and Manchester facing a severe exodus of shops and people. Discover the data behind Britain's urban crisis.
Grimshaw's Eden Project: Mad Max Mall with Overhead Aquarium
Explore the late Sir Nicholas Grimshaw's visionary Eden Project, featuring a breathtaking overhead aquarium mall and post-apocalyptic 'Mad Max' inspired architecture, hailed as one of Britain's greatest modern buildings.
Vacuum Your Garden: Bizarre New RHS Advice for UK Households
A startling new study reveals a simple household chore could be the key to protecting your garden and local wildlife from the devastating effects of climate change and extreme weather.
Garden hose mistake could land you with £1,000 fine
Brits are being warned about a common garden watering mistake that breaches hosepipe bans and could result in a massive fine. Learn the rules to avoid penalties.
Eden Project Plans Spectacular Green Oasis for Central London
The Eden Project unveils ambitious plans to transform a disused central London car park into a breathtaking ecological oasis, rivalling its iconic Cornwall biomes and creating a new green heart for the capital.
Windsor's 400-Year-Old Royal Oak Tree Faces Imminent Collapse
A historic oak tree in Windsor, believed to have sheltered King Charles II, is now at risk of falling due to severe decay and fungal infection, prompting urgent safety measures.
Fury over 'eco' Traveller site in protected Chilterns
Plans for a permanent 'eco-friendly' Gypsy and Traveller site in the protected Chilterns AONB have sparked local outrage and fears of Green Belt concreting, despite promises of sustainability.
Plymouth residents protest felling of 110-year-old oak trees
Plymouth residents are in uproar as the council plans to fell a historic line of mature oak trees, some over a century old, to make way for a new wall protecting 1980s-built houses. Locals have launched a passionate campaign to save their beloved green ca
Essential Autumn Gardening Checklist for UK Gardens
Expert guide to preparing your British garden for autumn. Discover crucial maintenance tips, planting advice for spring blooms, and eco-friendly practices to protect your garden through winter.
Pensioner's pothole agony: Council denies shattered ankle claim
A 72-year-old man's life is turned upside down after a deep pothole in Westminster leaves him with a shattered ankle. Despite the severity of his injuries, the local council has shockingly rejected his compensation claim, sparking outrage over the state o
Design Visionary Marcus Willcocks Dies, Transformed Urban Safety
A tribute to the life and pioneering work of Professor Marcus Willcocks, whose groundbreaking 'Design Against Crime' initiative made cities safer and more liveable through innovative social design.
Rome's River Tiber to be made swimmable in major clean-up
The River Tiber in Rome, once a polluted no-go zone, is being transformed into a swimmable waterway, with the first official bathing areas planned within four years under a major environmental initiative.
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