News from the East of England

• Wizz Air Joins Effort to Turn Human Waste Into Fuel
• Lowestoft climate activists rally for coastal awareness campaign
• Naze Protection Society hosts community action event in Walton
• Sustainable Aviation Fuel on the menu at London Stansted
• Invasive Asian hornets spotted near Essex, authorities alert residents
• Illegal Crayfish Traps Seized in Fenland Waterway
• MP Priti Patel Urges Action Against East Anglia Pylon Plans
• Bike rental schemes introduced in Saffron Walden Clean Air initiative.
• Maldon to Host First-Ever 'Energy Efficiency Clinic' on April 21
• High Bacteria Levels in Unsafe Swimming Spots on River Waveney
• Trimingham Cliffs at Risk; Villages Along North Norfolk Coast
• Anglian Water Invests to Reduce Sewage Spills in Suffolk
• Suffolk waterways at risk from sewage pollution surge
• Villagers urged to learn about local flood prevention scheme
• Podcast sheds light on man's coastal erosion tragedy
• New green recycling lorry in East Cambridgeshire reduces carbon
• Residents of East Cambs urged to help hedgehog conservation
• Environment Agency Rejects Use of Performic Acid in Suffolk River
• Saffron Walden Schoolkids Lead Clean Air Awareness Campaign
• Naze Protection Society Convenes to Combat Coastal Erosion
• Greens advocate for sustainable transport options in Norfolk region
• Peterborough residents reminded to put out grey food waste bin
• Bee garden launched in Witham to combat climate change
• Tendring Leisure centres invest in energy-saving pool covers
• Needham Market plans flood resilience group to tackle devastation
• Community park gets summer upgrade for village gatherings
• Wighton Village Hall Transformed with Solar Power Upgrade
• Suffolk community joins forces for eco-opera 'Noye's Fludde'
• Witham: tree planting to fight climate change
• Volunteers Save Toads from Environment Agency Works in Norfolk