News UK September 2008

*Soil Association calls for urgent ban on dangerous pesticides linked to honey bee deaths, September 29 Soil Association, September 29 topic
*Isla and the Pentland Firth identified as the first sites for commercial tidal farms, September 29 The Scottish Government, September 29 topic
*Prince of Wales’s UK corporate leaders group on climate change calls for cross-party effort to deliver a low carbon economy, “Decisive action will stimulate economic activity and job creation”, September 19 University of Cambridge Programme for Industry, September 19 topic
*Emissions of carbon dioxide for UK local authority areas, 2006 published, September 18 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, September 18 topic
*Government announcement about participatory budgeting pilots and new 'asset transfer unit' to be led by the Development Trusts Association, September 16 Communities and Local Government, September 16 
*Local Environment Quality Survey complete. Survey results can be viewed via a government website, September 16 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, September 16 topic, forum
*Bard successfully secures eco town judicial review, September 11 BARD Campaign, September 11. Campaign to Protect Rural England, September 12 topic, place.
*Government announces new investment to make homes more energy efficient., September 11 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, September 11 topic
*Tesco's plans for Sheringham store rejected, September 9 Campaign to Protect Rural England, September 9 topic, place
*Coalition launches fuel poverty charter, September 8 Friends of the Earth, September 8 topic, topic
*Three and a half million bullied in job, September 4 TUC, September 4 21 per cent (one in five) say that bullying is an issue where they work. Bullying is more likely in the public sector where 19 per cent say they have been bullied compared to 12 per cent in the private sector and eight per cent in the voluntary sector. topic
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