Read this featured in the Guardian. During the recent June and July heatwaves, we have seen the ability of our public spaces, homes and buildings to withstand extreme temperatures well and truly tested. This has been particularly pronounced in schools, where reports have surfaced of the huge challenges faced by

National Landscapes (formerly Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty) are amongst the nations most celebrated landscapes, yet 22 out of 34 National Landscapes in England have less than 10% of their area designated for public access. The National Landscape Association state that "they are the UK’s nearby countryside - 66%

England has 1.3 million hectares of woodland, yet almost three quarters of that is inaccessible. Dappled evening light in a bluebell glade. The smell of resinous pine rising with the first of the day's sun. Gentle rain filtered through a canopy of dense leaves. Temperate woodlands can

The National Health Service and our National Parks both emerged from the post-war era; a time of simultaneous loss and hope. Now, 75 years on it's time to renew the social contract bonding the health of our societies and that of the natural world In 1949, in