People & Planet welcomes NUS' commitment to move to a cleaner, greener bank after years of joint campaigning to stop RBS investing in fossil fuels.

Will heading off to uni in September increase or decrease your carbon footprint? People & Planet's Green League 2010, published this week, reveals that your choice of uni could make all the difference!

Could the new Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills help stop banks like RBS funding climate chaos with public money?

Protesters around the UK besieged RBS yesterday on the day of its AGM calling for an end to financial backing for fossil fuels driving climate change

Campaign groups met with RBS executives including Sir Philip Hampton, RBS Group Chairman, as part of the Ditch Dirty Development campaign to challenge RBS’ investments in controversial projects such as tar sands.

Protests are taking place today across the UK demanding RBS stops backing tar sands extraction with taxpayers' money. Protesters will be joined in Edinburgh by a First Nations woman who will question RBS bosses directly over the bank's involvement with tar sands firms destroying her community.

Just two days into our Week of Action to get Royal Bank of Scotland to stop using public money to back Canada's disastrous tar sands extraction project, chairman Sir Philip Hampton has offered to meet with People & Planet, PLATFORM and World Development Movement.

Climate Campers will join People & Planet in targetting Royal Bank of Scotland over massive fossil fuel investments with public money. The announcement comes one week before People & Planet's week of action and the bailed-out bank's Annual General Meeting in Edinburgh

As the RBS AGM and General Election approach, you're invited to join People & Planet students from up and down the country for a final skype planning call to co-ordinate a week of action to RBS out of the tar sands.

'We need a new politics and to get it we must turn to a new generation, because if you want to do something different, you have to be different.'