News from the East of England

• Halesworth flooded: climate change link?
• Noise levels force Reepham School to halt heat pumps
• Councils Crack Down on Fly-Tipping Offenders with Surveillance Measures
• Worlingham Marshes: harnessing the power of nature to combat climate change
• Uttlesford bin collections back on track after disruption
• Green policies sway South Cambridgeshire for upcoming election
• Uttlesford waste collections to resume following service interruption.
• Ely City Women's Institute Showcases 'Green Heart' Art Display
• Climate Activists Attempt to Disrupt Norfolk Flood Meeting
• Anti-nuclear campaigners refute MP's support for Bradwell development
• Community Unites for Flood Relief Solutions Amid Crisis
• Local Residents in Flood-Hit North Norfolk to Address Experts
• Land cleared of fly-tipped waste with PCC fund aid.
• Uttlesford Residents Frustrated as Bin Collections Remain Suspended
• Ely Library to Host Free Eco Fair on February 3
• Maldon Council Rejects Proposed Solar Farm in Purleigh
• Ely council earns silver for eco-friendly efforts
• Walton: Pupils work to mitigate climate change
• Residents Face Fines for Hiring Illegal Waste Disposal
• Anti-nuclear campaigners celebrate Bradwell site's removal from roadmap
• East Anglia's Efforts to Safeguard Endangered European Eels
• Fly-tips in East Cambridgeshire plummet to record low
• Hemsby Campaigners Demand Urgent Action for Sea Defences
• East Cambs Coronation Tree Campaign Nears Completion
• Anglian Water faces backlash over flooding sewage issue
• Community Interest Company Planned to Fund Coastal Protection Efforts
• Halstead Town Council launches Community Energy Project Initiative
• Public Meeting to Address Flooding Crisis in North Norfolk
• National Grid: article about Sea Link
• Sible Hedingham Students Advocate for Climate Justice at Parliament