PAN UK Updates
Whalley Rangers love where they live
by Hélène Rudlin (with contributions from Emily Hirst), Whalley Rangers There is a strong sense of community in [...]
Insect identification guide for Ethiopian cotton fields
NEW COTTON RESOURCE One of the principles of Integrated Pest Management is to make maximum use of natural pest control [...]
An Insect Armageddon
by Nick Mole (Policy Officer, PAN UK) We are angry, the public are angry and the insects are dying Yet [...]
Transitioning from EU to UK pesticide regime threatens to undermine standards
by Josie Cohen (Head of Policy and Campaigns) PAN UK continues to work intensely on Brexit to make sure our [...]
Dates for the Diary
23th-24th March 2019: Lush, Wakefield
Visit our stand inside the Lush store, Wakefield, and find out how to end the use of pesticides in our towns and cities. All proceeds from sales of Lush’s Charity Pot Hand and Body Lotion will be donated to PAN UK to support our work.
6th and 7th April 2019: Lush, Brighton
Visit our stand inside the Lush store, Brighton, and find out about our campaign to get rid of pesticides in Brighton & Hove. All proceeds from sales of Lush’s Charity Pot Hand and Body Lotion will be donated to PAN UK to support our work.
18th April 2019: Brighton & Hove Environment Hustings
PAN UK and the Brighthelm Centre are co-hosting an Environment Hustings in the run up to the Council Elections in May. This is your opportunity to find out where prospective candidates stand on key environmental issues. It’s free to attend, but please book your ticket here.
23rd April 2019: Brighton Natural Health Centre
Nick Mole, PAN UK’s Policy Officer, will be talking about pesticides and what you can do in Brighton and Hove to help end their use. This talk is organised by the Brighton Natural Health Centre and will be held in the Brighthelm Centre. It’s free to attend, but please find full details and book your ticket here.
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