A case study in sustainable building design: P4P Chair demonstrates what can be done At St Edmund Hall, Oxford University, Peers for the Planet’s Chair, Professor Baroness Kathy Willis, is demonstrating what can be achieved when sustainability, biodiversity and good design are brought together. Kathy, who is also Professor of Biodiversity and Principal of St Edmund Hall, recently gave The Times a tour of the college and its new student accommodation, which gives a 21st-centur

As recent weeks have shown, sport is at the heart of British life and culture. But this summer has also reminded us that heatwaves and extreme rainfall events are with us, and our sporting infrastructure must adapt. As the Sporting Events Bill completes its passage through the House of Lords, it’s encouraging to see a major step forward following cross-party amendments led by P4P Director, Lord Larry Whitty. In response to proposals by P4P Peers, the Government has confirmed

Peers joined members of the P4P team, and over 10,000 farmers, policy makers and members of the public, at Groundswell Agricultural Festival last week to learn about the important role of regenerative agriculture. One of the key messages across the day was that a move towards a more regenerative system will make the UK and its farming sector more resilient to geopolitical and climate related pressures and shocks, such as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz which has increased