Black Pellets Market Accelerates as Industries Shift Toward Low-Carbon Energy Solutions

Black Pellets Market Accelerates as Industries Shift Toward Low-Carbon Energy Solutions

According to 24chemicalresearch, Global black pellets market size was valued at USD 1.2 billion in 2022 and is projected to grow from USD 1.3 billion in 2023 to USD 2.1 billion by 2031, exhibiting a CAGR of 6.5% during the forecast period. This growth trajectory reflects increasing demand for sustainable energy solutions across industrial and power generation … Read more

Landmark government investment to safeguard the essential signals we all rely on

Landmark government investment to safeguard the essential signals we all rely on

Critical services will be better safeguarded, thanks to £155 million government investment to boost national security and deliver national renewal  Everyday activities from mobile phone signal to Sat Nav in cars, all use Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) – and invasion of Ukraine has shown how these signals can be vulnerable and if interfered with can cause … Read more

Improving picture but further flooding impacts expected in England following Storm Claudia – uk.gov

Improving picture but further flooding impacts expected in England following Storm Claudia
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The Environment Agency is warning that while weather conditions are now more settled, ongoing river flooding impacts remain likely following Storm Claudia. The Met Office’s rain and wind warnings have now expired, and today is expected to be more settled. However, the recent heavy rainfall associated with Storm Claudia has led to widespread disruption, and … Read more

Recruitment campaign shortlisted for national honour – uk.gov

Recruitment campaign shortlisted for national honour
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The Civil Nuclear Constabulary’s (CNC) Relocate to Dounreay campaign has been shortlisted for a national award. Created in partnership with branding specialists Penna, the recruitment campaign has been named a finalist in the Creative Idea category at the RAD Awards, alongside entries from Nando’s, Asda, Ford, and Aegon. Celebrating excellence in employer branding and marketing, … Read more

Nation to benefit from two new national forests backed by £1 billion investment in tree planting

Nation to benefit from two new national forests backed by £1 billion investment in tree planting

Second new national forest will be in the Oxford-Cambridge corridor. A competition will be launched for a third new national forest in the Midlands or North of England in early 2026 Communities across England will benefit from expanded access to nature, with the creation of two new national forests supporting nature recovery, green jobs, and … Read more

Tough new laws to strengthen the UK’s defences against cyber attacks on NHS, transport and energy

Tough new laws to strengthen the UK’s defences against cyber attacks on NHS, transport and energy

Proposed new laws will strengthen cyber defences for essential public services like healthcare, drinking water providers, transport and energy.  UK to be better protected than ever to face down cyber criminals and state-backed actors – delivering strong foundations for the government’s Plan for Change.   Bolstered protections for the UK economy – with new research showing the annual … Read more

Flu vaccine providing important protection despite new subclade – uk.gov

Flu vaccine providing important protection despite new subclade
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Children and adults across England are receiving strong protection from this year’s flu vaccine, despite the emergence of a new subclade driving an unusually early flu season. New data published today as a pre-print by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shows the 2025/26 vaccine is currently 70 to 75% effective at preventing hospital attendance … Read more

BBC bias claims on Gaza, trans issues exposed

BBC bias claims on Gaza, trans issues exposed

A leaked internal document from a former BBC standards adviser has exposed alleged systemic editorial failures spanning multiple topics, intensifying pressure that led to the resignations of the broadcaster’s top executives over the weekend. The 19-page memo by Michael Prescott, who served as an independent adviser to the BBC’s Editorial Guidelines and Standards Committee until … Read more