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Amber heat health alert for parts of England amid warning ‘rise in deaths likely’
An amber heat health alert has been issued for large parts of England, with authorities warning soaring temperatures over the weekend are likely to cause a rise in deaths. Regions spanning from midlands regions to the south are affected,
Much of the UK will be basking in heatwave conditions this weekend, but drying clothes out in the sun can be detrimental.
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North West heatwave: stark pictures show low levels at Pennine reservoirs with hosepipe ban verdict inThe pictures were taken at Yarrow Reservoir, between Bolton and Chorley, which is owned by United Utilities (UU). They show the receding depth and ‘baked banks’ with the water ‘almost at the level of ...
The second net-zero transition regional roundtable, alongside Lloyds Corporate & Institutional, turns the sustainability ...
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North West has second highest levels of non decent homes in EnglandA home in England is more likely to have issues with condensation, damp or mould than it is to have a large screen TV, new ...
Dr Jess Neumann, associate professor of hydrology at the University of Reading, said the north west of England had seen the driest spring in nearly 100 years, which had led to low water levels ...
There are more than 200 local authority areas in the country where heatwave conditions have started today, as scorching ...
More than a third of workers (35%) in the north-west of England fear ill health could force them to drop out of the workplace ...
The north-west's winners will be considered for Riba's national awards, which will be announced on 10 July. The overall winner for 2025 will receive the Stirling Prize. Image source, Riba ...
The North West of England is now in drought due to low water levels in reservoirs and rivers following one of the driest springs on record. The Environment Agency (EA) said Greater Manchester ...
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