The cost of living is increasing faster in Burnley than any other urban area in England and Wales, according to new research from policy institute Centre for Cities.
Nottingham is looking to make big emissions cuts with actions such as retrofitting thousands of houses to be more energy efficient, installing solar panels on nearly 5% of homes, and introducing buses that run on electric power or biogas. The council said it was "on track" https://www.mynottinghamnews.co.uk/nottingham-is-on-track-to-reach-carbon-neutrality-by-2028-after-first-annual-review to meet the 2028 deadline in a first review in January, though Wayne Bexton, the council's director of carbon reduction, said national legislative change and tech advances would be needed to make the target.