Over 800,000 low-income houses in England and Wales are to have free solar panels installed on their roofs over the course of the next five years.
Earth.Food.Love is a unique supermarket that sells ethically-sourced and pesticide-free goods.
One of the world’s fastest detectors, capable of capturing images in billionths of a second, has been developed by the UK for use at the world’s largest X-ray laser, the European XFEL.
Known as the East Anglia THREE, the planning consent granted today allows for the instillation of 172 ‘next generation’ turbines, each of which stands 247 meters in height.
Astronomers at the University of Cambridge have discovered a star that’s barely bigger than Saturn, making it the smallest stellar object known to science.
In the space of 10 years there are 1.9 milion fewer smokers in Britain and "big changes in public attitudes towards smoking".
UK authorities landed their first arrest last week relying on an automatic facial recognition (AFR) system.
The massive turbines are 195-meters tall and this project is the first time they've been used commercially anywhere in the world.
Thirty-two of the world’s largest wind turbines are up and generating power in new offshore wind project off the UK coast.
Scientists at the University of Birmingham have developed a type of eye drop which could potentially revolutionize the treatment of one of the leading causes of blindness.
The couple running this store in England work to make sure that nothing goes to waste. They reuse, reduce, or recycle as much of the packaging that they get as possible.
This little glob of water might spell the end of plastic bottles polluting the ocean. The Ooho! is an “edible water bottle” made entirely out of sustainable packaging.
For the first time since the Industrial Revolution, England went 24 hours without the use of coal for electricity. Britain hasn’t existed a full day without coal power since the 1882.
The University of Bristol is leading a £3m project to build the world’s largest ARM-based supercomputer.
London introduces coffee cup recycling facilities across the City and aims to collect and recycle half a million cups in the City of London throughout April, rising to 5 million by the end of the year.
