News from the North West

• Residents Object to Alderley Edge Club's Padel Court Proposal
• Cumbrian MP refutes rumors of government farm tax reversal.
• Reform Leader Pushes for Controversial Fracking in Bolton
• Household Energy Bills Rise in England, Scotland, Wales
• Residents Encouraged to Have Say on Carlisle Power Project
• Ulverston Co-op Plans Additions to Accelerate EV Community Growth
• Tim Farron presses MP on local energy market progress
• Mosslands School Set for Massive £58m Redevelopment Approval
• Bury Firm Achieves Prestigious B Corp Certification for ESG
• Youngsters Discover Invasive Lobster-Like Creature in Uppermill River
• University of Chester Pursues Platinum EcoCampus and ISO14001
• Clean energy plan aims to boost job creation revolution
• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Cases Double in Cumbria
• St Helens Council Plans to Add Electric Vehicles
• Newton-le-Willows' New Police Station Boosts Community Safety
• Female entrepreneur revolutionizes auto industry with training program
• Bank of England Governor Hosts High-Level Economic Roundtable in Cumbria
• Granola Recall: Rude Health Warns of Insect Presence
• Investigation Launched Following Discovery of Dead Swans in Park
• Wilmslow Police Station Leads in Energy Efficiency Standards
• Warrington Braces for Possible Overnight Flooding Amid Estuary Alert
• Local council responds to pollution study findings
• River Mersey Estuary in Warrington Faces Midnight Flood Threat
• St Helens Borough Achieves Significant Carbon Emission Reductions
• Community-Run Hydro Scheme Producing Clean Electricity Thrives
• Met Office issues yellow weather warning for Cumbria
• Keuper Gas Storage Project Seeks Approval for Hydrogen Storage
• Keuper Gas Storage Project Seeks Approval for UK's Largest Hydrogen Store
• Charity Calls for Action to Protect Historic Green Spaces
• Tyldesley to Get New Travel Hub and Parking Solution