The great British pub: why thousands close and what survives
Britain has lost roughly a quarter of its pubs since 2000, and the pattern of closures tracks property values and the tied-lease model more…
Environment & Climate Correspondent
Elena Marsh reports on climate, energy and conservation, with a focus on the science and policy shaping the planet's future.
Britain has lost roughly a quarter of its pubs since 2000, and the pattern of closures tracks property values and the tied-lease model more…
Britain's grid must hold 50Hz continuously, so NESO runs a rolling auction of power stations, batteries and paid-to-switch-off factories, a…
Festivals sell most of their tickets before paying most of their costs, a cash-flow shape that explains both the boom in events and the…
Net zero is a statutory duty under the Climate Change Act, enforced through five-yearly carbon budgets, an independent Climate Change…
Theatre pricing is shaped by fixed weekly running costs, dynamic demand pricing at the top and a quiet ecosystem of discounts underneath…
A field hedge works simultaneously as wildlife corridor, flood brake and carbon store, yet the 1997 rules meant to protect it are narrow…
The theatrical window collapsed from months to weeks under pandemic pressure and streaming strategy, and the new settlement rewards event…
A 1908 statute still obliges councils to provide allotments on demand, but with roughly 300,000 plots left and land worth more as housing…
Streaming royalties flow through a pro-rata pool, labels, publishers and collection societies before reaching artists, and each stage…
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