News from the East of England

• Global Schoolchildren's Climate Letters exhibition to open at Museum
• Debate Over River Pollution Responsibility in Ely Sparks Outcry
• Oil Spill at Harwich Lake Endangers Local Wildlife
• Ely Women's Institute Takes Stand for Climate Change Awareness
• Government Announces Record Investment in National Flood Protection
• Mermaids rally for cleaner water in Tendring district
• Campaigners achieve crucial win against Manningtree car park extension
• Uttlesford Energy Champions seek public input on carbon initiative
• New Educational Hub at Saffron Walden Museum Raises Awareness
• Three arrested in large-scale waste dumping investigation near Peterborough
• Ely Residents Urged to Responsibly Dispose of Old Appliances
• Residents demand prompt leaf clearing in Ealing petition success
• RSPB Wallasea Island Nature Reserve to Grow Dramatically
• Harlow pupils contribute to eco-friendly housing development.
• London Stansted Airport to Install Groundbreaking Solar Farm
• Wood burning campaign highlights health risks and environmental impact
• Bird flu forces Fritton Owl Sanctuary to alter operations.
• Water Bill Hike in South Cambridgeshire Sparks Outrage
• Braintree Council Invites Resident Input on Waste Collection Plans
• Freeport East partners with London firm to support SMEs
• £360K grant scheme to decarbonise South Cambs villages
• Braintree Council plans public consultation for waste collection improvements
• Harwich's Freeport East Boosts Business Growth in Clean Energy
• Investigation on Anglian Water's Fowlmere sewage eruption incident
• Villagers Invited to Shape "Cutting-Edge" Melbourn Energy Project
• Ealing Lib Dems Demand Action on Dangerous Leaf Build-Up
• South Cambridgeshire District Council expands free tree initiative
• Harwich Haven Authority awarded half million for smart shipping
• Water company cracks down on firms for sewer abuse
• First electric Mobile Post Office revolutionizes rural mail service