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A manager of a Thai resturant in East Twickenham spends three to four days picking litter from parks and the

London is experiencing a rise in temperatures at the moment, with many residents turning to the city’s green spaces to

A Norwegian Catholic priest has been appointed as the new vice-chancellor at St Mary’s University.  Dr Øystein Lund, who is currently Counsellor for Research and

Birdsong is synonymous with a sense of calm. But you should pay closer attention to birdsong if you want to

WARNING: This article discusses suicide, depression, PTSD and violence, which some readers may find distressing. “People don’t call the police

Teachers are relying on their own fans and parents are pushing to fund their own air conditioning installations in London

An animal rights organisation are touring a ‘frankenchicken’ wrap around London to protest Pret A Manger not fulfilling its commitment

Your bird feeder could be fuelling a fatal decline in bird populations this summer and autumn.  We should all stop

An upmarket Danish bakery chain has been forced to pay more than £34,000 over “serious failings” at its flagship store

Upcycling classes in Shepperton are not just helping women make friendships but also inspiring them to get creative with recycled

It’s hot in the UK today – that much is clear. And yet, as I have walked (slowly) around London