If the UK follows a 'business as usual' path, we shall create a future of widening inequality, soaring material demands and runaway fossil fuel consumption. The alternative path demands changes in...

Homes produce a third of the UK's greenhouse gases. Can design curb our spiralling domestic energy use? The Design Council's RED team believes it can. It's come up with a raft of concepts and...

We shall begin 2005 with some good news as London 21 has just received funding from the Big Lottery Fund to run an innovative three-year mentoring scheme aimed at black and ethnic minority...

London 21 has received funding from the Big Lottery Fund for a three-year project "Black and Ethnic Minority Initiatives for Green and Healthy London Neighbourhoods - Celebrating and Building...

Christopher Harris was appointed last month by London 21 and the LSW Partnership as the new Coordinator for London Sustainability Weeks. Christopher has extensive experience of supporting local...

Plans for the London City Racecourse in Fairlop Plain were rejected by Redbridge Council recently, following campaigning from local Residents and Members of the Aldborough Hatch Defence...

The London borough of Ealing has awarded ECT Recycling the largest ever local Authority environmental services contract to be awarded to a social enterprise organisation. For more information,...

A new non-party political movement, the ACT (Active Citizens Transform), is holding launch events across the country this month. It promises to improve the relationship between citizens and...

Jagdeesh Singh was appointed last month as the new Coordinator for London 21's Black and Ethnic Minority (BME) Mentoring and Information Programme on Community Action for Sustainability starting in...

London 21 is supporting a Walk on Sustainable Communities on Saturday 19 February, in Deptford and Greenwich, which shall involve information sharing and Green Mapping, with Roy Tindle of Woolwich...