We need social housing in Haringey but this design is grim. Surely they can do better than this? haringeycommunitypress.co.uk/2025/05/14/cou…

The tree we want to save is subject to the same poisonous system of insurers blaming trees & councils/home owners giving in to threats. The law has to change to leave trees out of claims or all our mature trees will be gone. The ABI Insurance Times Insurance Journal @allianz

We're very concerned about the stress events put on our older trees in Finsbury park, already stressed after 3 droughts with no rain; branches are more likely to drop. This should worry krankbrother Haringey Council who hold their event under the park's historic planes. Move it!

Studies show: Trees are the true air conditioners. Under a tree, the temperature can be 15 C° cooler than measured in the ambient air. Shade and evaporation create the same effect as a conventional A/C, but without electricity. A tree produces about 20-30 KW/h, as much as ten A/C

Actor Robert Powell sends ‘570 photos to council’ over hire bike hell outside his front door: camdennewjournal.co.uk/article/actor-…

View of how ‘mega blocks’ estate will look… in 2045: camdennewjournal.co.uk/article/view-o…

theconversation.com/britains-wild-… Since I wrote this this piece in 2023 the Woodland Trusts 2025 report has found : - two new woodland pests have emerged . - the decline in woodland wildlife has got worse - woodland creation targets are being missed

🏆 Hampstead Heath has won a Green Flag Award! 🌳💚 We’re proud to be recognised as one of the UK’s best green spaces — thanks to our amazing team, volunteers & community! 👏 Come enjoy this iconic, award-winning space 🌿☀️ #HampsteadHeath #GreenFlagAward

🏆 Great news! Highgate Wood has won a Green Flag Award 🌳💚 Proud to be recognised as one of the UK’s best green spaces — thanks to our amazing team & community! Come visit this award-winning woodland gem 🌿🦉 #GreenFlagAward #HighgateWood

Spot the difference. 🔎 17 Fleet Street is a unique Jacobean survivor of the Great Fire of London in 1666. In the 20th century, its original timber-framed frontage was discovered, and its windows were reconstructed to appear in their original form.

Fancy bee-coming a citizen scientist? 🐝 In just ten minutes, you can help monitor UK pollinators and track long-term changes in their populations. Download the app to find out more: ukpoms.org.uk/fit-counts #BeesNeedsWeek

NEWS: C20 has engaged in constructive pre-app discussions with the developers of 33 Cavendish Square, north of Oxford Street in London. The former home of London College of Fashion, it was built to designs by TP Bennett and Son between 1959 and 1963. The Society does not object

It's World Snake Day - so here's why we should appreciate Snakes more: Snakes are very important to our ecosystem, helping to keep rodent populations down. The Heath is home to Grass Snakes, whose numbers are fast declining, so it's important we work hard to protect them! 🐍

Borough rejects call to make park barbecue ban permanent mylondon.news/news/north-lon…

🚫 Please don’t swim in the Heath’s non-swimming ponds. These areas aren’t monitored for safety or water quality and swimming here puts people and wildlife at risk. 🏊‍♂️ Stick to the designated swimming ponds and Lido– they're the only places where swimming is allowed and safe.

The Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Neasden, London, is the largest Hindu temple in Europe. Built between 1991 and 1995, the temple features an exterior of Bulgarian limestone with Indian and Italian marble used internally. Happy #SouthAsianHeritageMonth!

City of London is warned against turfing out Hampstead Heath café: camdennewjournal.co.uk/article/city-o…

#petanque pitch awaits at Waterlow Park. Free use of boules. N’attendez-pas!

Volunteering is a great way to donate your time and skills to nature! Our volunteers carry out a huge range of tasks: 🗺️ GPS mapping 📋 Office admin 🌼 Caring for nature reserves 🔍 Species surveying Find out more 👉 wildlifetrusts.org/closer-to-natu…

The artist and photographer Laszlo Moholy-Nagy was born on this day in 1895. He taught at the Bauhaus, but like many of his contemporaries he ended up fleeing the Nazi rise to power, ending up in London in 1935 1/7 🧵