News from the North East

• New solar farm set to power 20,000 homes annually
• Water company faces backlash after sewage spill impacts town
• Heysham 1 power station's operation extended until 2028
• Giant meteorological mast erected for England's largest wind farm
• Farming and environment groups warn government over land use
• Atlantic rowing champion motivates students with tale of resilience
• Farm for the Future Program Supports Rural Farm Businesses
• Sewage Spill Nightmare: Farmer Loses Thousands in North Yorkshire.
• Volume of regulations raises fear for future of Yorkshire Dales dairy farming
• Farm for the Future: Helping Farmers Navigate Agricultural Changes
• Council support likely for River Swale clean-up campaign
• North Yorkshire management scheme using natural methods
• Redcar and Cleveland "micro-woods" to be created
• Climate Action Stokesley on food security, climate change and biodiversity
• Pendle Leisure Upgrades Enhance Community Fitness Options
• Rivers summit in North Yorkshire set for 2025
• Richmond rally: Feargal Sharkey speaks on water pollution
• New chairman for Dales National Park Authority
• Campaign to reduce usage of takeaway containers launched by teenager
• Conference in Tees Valley discusses natural environment recovery
• River Ure: Group convene to clean things up
• Reservoir requires urgent safety works to combat climate change
• Climate crisis conference for Ribble Valley Schools
• Yorkshire Dales rivers conditions are cause for concern
• Middlesbrough: Experts convene for Tees Nature Conference
• Farmers feel neglected in political campaign, voters urge attention
• Tree planting scheme on North York Moors
• Concerns rise over water quality in River Swale at Brompton
• Climate Action Stokesley: 'Climate and biodiversity loss must drive voting choice'
• New community-owned solar farm expected to start generating next year