Salford-based Ener-g is making a high profile contribution to London’s green initiative by installing its Salford-made combined heat and power (CHP) technology in the UK’s tallest residential building.
Environment minister Hilary Benn has today announced that at least £34.5m of the £2.15bn total Government flood and coastal erosion spend over the next three years will be allocated to implement the final recommendations from Sir Michael Pitt's report on the summer floods.
A company which ran one of the largest illegal landfill sites ever found in the UK, have been ordered to pay £1.2m after admitting to unlawfully dumping millions of tonnes of waste.
At a seminar to be held in Birmingham today, The Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA) will highlight the case for new eco-towns to be built in the West Midlands.
