Cardiff Council’s anti-litter campaign, ‘Love Where You Live’ aims to clean up the streets around the city, and has called in residents to join in and help make a difference. Here are just some of the ways that the council is cleaning up Cardiff.

Falkirk Council has introduced its Community Litter Plan in a bid to turn the town into ‘the place to be.’ The idea is to maintain and improve local areas to create a place where people want to live, work, and visit.

Chichester District Council asked resident about what they were most concerned about and it emerged that the people who live and work in the cathedral city in West Sussex are most concerned about littering, fly tipping and dog fouling...

In this series, we’re going to be looking at some of the best anti-litter campaigns which have been set up around the UK to combat the scourge of rubbish in our towns, cities, and countryside.

Images shared on social media recently of a sheep in the Scottish Highlands with a drinks can stuck in its mouth has highlighted the problem of litter in our countryside.

When thinking about the world’s greenest cities, maybe you wouldn’t think that a city in South America would be on the list. But Curitiba is one of the world’s top ten green cities. Here’s what makes it a sustainable powerhouse.

Vancouver is a city that’s blessed with being in an enviable location, nestled between the ocean and the mountains. But it’s not just its location that is the envy of many cities, it’s the Canadian city’s green credentials.

Reykjavik is one of the most sustainable cities in the world, and it’s also one of the smallest, with only around 115,000 people living there. Nevertheless, it’s leading the way on environmental issues. Let’s take a look at what makes Reykjavik one of the world’s greenest cities.

San Francisco is one of America’s most eco-conscious cities. From strict environmental policies to an excellent recycling record, the city is leading the way when it comes to sustainability. Here’s why San Francisco is one of the world’s greenest cities...

Oslo is the most recent recipient of the European Green Capital accolade, and for good reason. The city is all about people and businesses working together towards sustainability, from the restaurants that serve local organic produce to the city planners and property developers who are constantly on the search for green solutions.