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The Royal Scottish Geographical Society [RSGS] has unveiled plans to continue its series of popular monthly Q&A sessions with sustainability experts into the coming year.

Writing on the Orean Personal Care website, managing director and CEO Dan Williams explores how biotech beauty could be the perfect solution to making the sector more sustainable, as more consumers become conscious of their impact on the environment.

Hauliers have called for driver agencies to be regulated by government in a bid to raise agency driver standards. However, Driver Require boss, Kieran Smith, believes government intervention is unnecessary and that hauliers have their own role to play in driving standards up.

A fruitful partnership between Arundel Church of England Primary School in West Sussex and nearby Worthing Rugby Football Club has resulted in more girls becoming involved in the sport.

Having navigated the Covid-19 challenge successfully, Andy Young, chief executive of East Kilbride Housing Association, tells The Leaders Council that their focus is now turning toward expansion.

Former Conservative prime minister Sir John Major has this week hit out at Boris Johnson in the wake of the Downing Street ‘partygate’ scandal.

The effects of climate change are proving disastrous for the environment. In this article, Graeme Jones, CEO of construction technology provider, C-Probe Group Ltd, writes that it is vital that key industries, like construction, are contributing to reducing emissions, adapting their processes and building in future resilience.

Pentland Medical has announced that it has become a Partner for Patient Safety with Action Against Medical Accidents [AvMA].

During his visit to NATO headquarters in Brussels on Thursday, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said that his party’s support for the alliance was “unshakeable”, after being questioned on Labour's defence policy under his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn.

Metropolitan Police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick has vowed to eradicate “disgusting behaviour” within the force and declared that she has “absolutely no intention” of quitting her position.

UK foreign secretary Liz Truss has called on Russia to abandon its “Cold War rhetoric” and “respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine” during a diplomatic visit to Moscow.

The United Colleges Group [UCG] has announced plans for the creation of a new world-class education facility in the London Borough of Brent.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has said that all remaining Covid restrictions, including self-isolation laws, will be scrapped this month if positive trends in the data continue.