Stuart Mitchell is an author with a focus on energy and mining, climate change, and environmental issues. He explores themes of sustainability, renewable energy, and climate policy, contributing to a wide range of publications including Left Foot Forward, The Scotsman, and BBC News. His work has also been featured in industry-specific outlets such as the Journal of Sustainable Tourism and Global Finance Herald.
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By: Stuart Mitchell
Amazon recently announced the 2026 recipients of the Amazon Literary Partnership, providing $1 million in grants to 102 literary organizations across more than 25 states. Amazon believes in the power of words to transform lives, communities, and the world, and is honored to support these vital organizations that champion writers. This year’s grants will support
By: Stuart Mitchell
Channel 4 Sales has launched the eleventh edition of its annual Diversity in Advertising Awards, offering £1 million worth of advertising airtime to support work that champions more authentic representation in advertising. This year’s iteration focuses on class, asking brands and agencies to challenge outdated stereotypes and better represent the lives, agency and influence of
By: Stuart Mitchell
Tesco and British Heart Foundation are reminding people across the UK to prioritise their heart health, alongside getting ready for the upcoming football action, with England potentially on the road to glory. David Seaman, the ex-England goalkeeper nicknamed ‘Safe Hands’, is encouraging football fans across the UK to put their heart health first by popping to
By: Stuart Mitchell
Steve the beaver, who captured hearts in 2025 for ‘looking for love’ after repeatedly escaping from his enclosure at Wallington in Northumberland, has finally achieved his ambition. After being rehomed to an enclosure on a nature-friendly farm in mid-Wales, Steve has welcomed his first kit with mate, Doris. Steve the beaver was originally released at Wallington on 12 July 2023 as part of a family of four Eurasian
By: Stuart Mitchell
Barnardo’s is calling on the government to introduce a Child Health Action Plan. In a new report, the charity warns that too many children's futures are being damaged because the health system is responding to problems late, rather than preventing them. The charity's report, Building the Healthiest Ever Generation: A Child-Centred Vision for Neighbourhood Health, highlights how children's health is shaped
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More than 100 UK-based millionaires - including Gary Lineker, Julia Davies, musician Brian Eno, Ian Gregg, and Gary Stevenson - have signed a letter urging the new Prime Minister to fairly tax their wealth. Oxfam welcomes the move, saying that taxing extreme wealth is not about "punishing success" it's about making right political choices to
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UNESCO's World Heritage Committee, meeting in Busan (Republic of Korea), decided to inscribe three sites on the World Heritage List following an emergency procedure: the Boma-Badingilo Migratory Landscape (South Sudan), Mount Amel Castles (Lebanon), and Sebastia (State of Palestine). The application of the emergency procedure reflects the current context marked by numerous crises of diverse
Curry’s, Nationwide and Specsavers are just some of the 20 outstanding case studies that have been named on the revered IPA Effectiveness Awards 2026 shortlist. In addition to the shortlist, five case studies were bestowed Commendations by the judges for providing new learning, including around social/creator-led marketing. Analysis of the shortlist reveals: There are 15
Pro Carton, the European Association of Carton and Cartonboard manufacturers, has appointed Andreas Birmoser, Executive Vice President, Cartonboard at Stora Enso, as its new President. Birmoser succeeds Michele Bianchi, CEO of RDM Group, who has served as President for the past four years. During this time, Pro Carton navigated a period of significant change, including
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has announced a new leadership team for its PRCA Africa NextGen Group, as the group continues to build on its momentum and expand opportunities for emerging communications professionals across the continent. Cherná Lutta has stepped down as Chair after playing a pivotal role in establishing and growing the
