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Climate change

An Insulate Britain protest in Canary Wharf, London (October 2021)

Insulate Britain threatens to resume road protests in October
The protest group which staged campaigns on the M25 motorway has threatened to begin a campaign of civil resistance in October.

An ice cream in St Albans on the hottest day ever recorded in Hertfordshire

Gallery New Hertfordshire temperature record set as county braces for storms

Just Stop Oil protesters at the Buncefield oil terminal in Hertfordshire

Just Stop Oil fuel protests 'suspended until April 25'

Thomas Alleyne Academy pupils collected 16 bags worth of litter during their week-long campaign against climate change

Subscriber Exclusive School comes together for eco-week to protect the planet

Thomas Alleyne Academy pupils collected 16 bags worth of litter during their week-long campaign against climate change

Subscriber Exclusive School comes together for eco-week to protect the planet

Hitchin and Harpenden MP Bim Afolami lent his support to the group's campaign previously

Subscriber Exclusive Fight continues to restore meadows after planning appeal quashed

Hitchin's nappy library is welcoming parents to trial environmentally friendly alternatives to disposable nappies

Parent support charity launches 'nappy library' for environmentally-friendly options

James and Betsy from Lordship Farm Primary School in Letchworth won the Surfers Against Sewage T-shirt design competition

School's climate crusaders win T-shirt design competition

Solar panels have been installed on the North Herts Council building in Letchworth

New solar panels set to save council £60,000

Lordship Farm Primary School's eco-committee appeared on BBC Look East after implementing their idea for 'Meat Free Mondays' to help tackle climate change

Primary school children inspire others as 'Meat Free Monday' scheme to be rolled out across Herts

Poppies

Appreciating our green spaces - the best things in life are free

Extinction Rebellion North Herts were out in Letchworth at the weekend, urging people to 'come to the table' to discuss climate change

Extinction Rebellion hosts climate crisis talks table to highlight need for action

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