News from the East of England

• Tidal Surge Brings Flooding to Norwich, Widespread Alerts Issued
• Anglian Water Improves River Quality with Sible Hedingham Upgrade
• East Runton surfer's perseverance leads to beach quality boost
• Northey Island sea wall dismantled to protect wildlife habitat
• East Runton beach set to regain Blue Flag status
• Essex and Herts: Recycling centre agreed
• British Tea Supply in Jeopardy as Water Shortage Looms
• de Vere Primary School Students Lead Eco-Friendly Transformation
• Norfolk Campsite's Eco-Friendly Approach Earns Dual Sustainability Awards
• Siblings sentenced for illegal waste dumping in Hertfordshire
• Peterborough City Council Commits £2 Million for Cycleway
• Anglian Water invests £7 million to improve River Colne
• East Anglia: National Grid boost for communities
• Norwich Climate Crisis Exhibition This Weekend at Cinema City
• Prime Minister criticized for avoiding flooded Norfolk village
• Expert Warns of Urgent Climate Threat to Fens
• Anglian Water Plans Major Desalination Project in Norfolk Coast
• Residents Urged to Aid Declining Hedgehog Numbers
• Peterborough Council Leader on City's Carbon Emission Reduction Efforts
• Royston station's carbon-free engineering hailed a success.
• Renewed Solar Together Initiative Empowers Homeowners to Go Green
• Uttlesford: council funding for climate projects
• Intrepid sailors take on Kon-Tiki-inspired Norfolk raft journey
• Toxic Bacteria Levels in Suffolk Waterways Exceed Recommended Standards
• Norwich Man Battles Transport for London's Costly Admin Error
• Town Meeting to Discuss Climate Change Impact on Maldon
• Essex sea wall initiative safeguards county's homes, businesses
• Plastic Bag Charge Leads Brits in Tackling Climate Change
• Increasing Concern Over Sewer Dumping in UK Cities
• Peterborough deploys first electric refuse trucks for cleaner streets.