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Our editorial approach ↗Recent energy crises have shown the degree to which Britain is exposed to global events. But thanks to advances in renewable energy technology, such as solar panels, Britain’s homes are increasingly decentralising the energy system, and becoming less reliant on oil and gas price fluctuations, argues Erhan Kilincarslan .
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New headquarters in Derby will employ up to 450 staff and open up apprenticeships for up to 600 young people.
Department for Transport
Let the countdown to Christmas begin - the dates for this year’s Wolverhampton lights switch-on events have been announced.
Wolverhampton City Council
The National Health Service (NHS) faces environmental and financial pressures linked to the widespread use of single-use medical devices. Transitioning to reusable alternatives presents an opportunity to reduce waste, carbon emissions, and long-term costs while maintaining clinical outcomes. This study examined the readiness of NHS Trusts and Health Boards across England and Wales, United Kingdom, to adopt high-priority reusable…
PLOS Sustainability and Transformation · Carrie D. Llewellyn, Anya Robinson et al.
By framing coal and gas as essential to jobs, prosperity and national identity, the industry continues to resist the transition to renewable energy.
360info · Christopher Wright University of Sydney Business School
Passengers will benefit from more reliable trains, better connectivity and a greener railway across the UK.
Department for Transport
Residents can get practical help to build their digital skills and confidence at community activities taking place across Wolverhampton during Get Online Week 2026 (19 to 25 October).
Wolverhampton City Council
British Armed Forces families raising neurodivergent children must coordinate health, education, welfare and informal support within a service context characterised by mobility and deployment. This study examined how families understood, accessed and sustained support, and how these processes shaped caregiving and family life. Twelve parents and caregivers of children aged 3–17 years with diagnosed or suspected neurodevelopmental…
PLOS One · Niko Kargas, Mirena Dimolareva et al.
Political donations, lobbying and community influence help gambling companies block major policy reforms and protect huge profits.
360info · Charles Livingstone Monash University, Melbourne Jenn Lacy-Nichols University of Melbourne, Melbourne
There has been a marked increase in the rates of home schooling in the UK since Covid. David Frayman and Ben Helme look into the causes behind this increase, and argue that a rise in mental health issues among young people could be behind this trend.
LSE British Politics and Policy · David Frayman and Ben Helme
Background: Effective community surveillance of respiratory diseases relies on the timely collection and analysis of high quality clinical and virology data. The aim was to develop interactive dashboards for general practice, public health, and researcher groups. This would improve the visualisation, utilisation, and quality of virology data from an English sentinel network, support disease trend monitoring, early outbreak response, and…
PLOS One · Cecilia Rago, Pushpa Kumarapeli et al.
Australia’s new political finance laws target big donations, but money buys influence in many other ways, from lobbying and media narratives to market power that shapes voter preferences. Real reform needs to go beyond donation caps to include competition policy, fairer public funding, and far greater transparency.
360info · Gabriele Gratton UNSW Business School, Sydney, Australia
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