News from the East of England

• Toxic waste dumped in Essex countryside, causing severe pollution
• National Grid's Sea Link Project Poised for Approval
• Eaton Park to Introduce Padel Courts Amid Sport's Surge
• Flood Alerts Issued as Storm Benjamin Approaches Norfolk
• Tendring entrepreneur praised for sustainable leadership at national awards
• Ancient artifacts found at proposed Burwell solar farm site
• National Trust and Council Collaborate for Accessible Bridge Project
• Bacton CCS Project Proves Norfolk’s Crucial Role in Net-Zero
• Frinton Tennis Club plans expansion to include popular sports
• Residents warned to steer clear of polluted water source
• Lawford's Honeycroft Receives Top Housing Award
• Ely Business Park greenlights large technology firm's expansion
• New Affordable Homes in Little Snoring Address Housing Shortage
• Lords block Norfolk solar farm law change proposal
• Residents Fight to Preserve Sacred Isleham Site from Developer
• Major Wetland Restoration Project Launched in Fordham Village
• Cambridgeshire farmers call for government support amid inheritance tax concerns
• Peterborough's Latest Planning Decisions Unveiled
• UK's First Seed Relay Promotes Food Security and Diversity
• Cottenham Students Gain Insight at Urban&Civic Construction Event
• Scotland-Made Electric Vehicle Tackles Welsh Hills Terrain
• North Herts Council Accused of Climate Emergency Hypocrisy
• Ely anglers protest new 'No Fishing' signs along riverbank
• Residents Horrified as Fish Left Gasping in Dried-Up Lake
• Network Rail's Carbon-Free Success at Royston Station
• Public Input Sought on Fens Reservoir Development Prospects
• British Solar Renewables seeks feedback on Tewes Park proposal
• Icelandic Foresters Inspired by Glen Nant Oak Woodlands Tour
• Opposition Mounts Over £350,000 Bin Lid Color Change
• Experts Warn UK Government Risks Missing Climate, Biodiversity Goals