News from the North West

• Mining pollution expert pursues Whitehaven harbor water solutions
• Two Borough Residents Prosecuted for Fly-Tipping, Fined Heavily
• Environmental group pushes to halt contentious Cumbria coal mine
• Litterers and Fly-tippers Plague Popular Walking Spot in Leigh
• Exploring Local Reactions to Geological Disposal Facility in South Copeland
• Activists stage climate protest at Barclays Bank branch
• Green Party Ex-Leader Joins Whitehaven Anti-Mine Protest Rally
• Cumbrian Businesses Lead in Carbon Footprint Reduction
• Sister businesses safeguard natural habitats with native flora
• Rare Chance: Spot 'Ice Planet' Uranus Tonight in UK
• Engineers Investigate Mystery Orange Water in Whitehaven Railway Tunnel
• Community engagement sought for Cleator Moor forest development proposal
• Activists Rally Against Proposed Coal Mine in Whitehaven
• Whitehaven Harbour Pollution Worsens Amid Ongoing Investigations
• Atherton Cricket Club Transforms with £80K Grant for Sustainability
• Bury: recycling campaign inspires new artwork
• Public Consultation Starting for Dean Moor Solar Farm Proposal
• Cumberland Council leads shift to greener vehicle fleet.
• Widnes ranks high for invasive Japanese knotweed infestations.
• Trafford Council Celebrates Significant Boost in Bin Services
• Trafford Council Leader Promotes E-Bikes for Cycle September
• Maryport Harbour Neglected: Weeds Spoil Visitor Experience
• Polluted water source in Whitehaven Harbour identified in investigations
• Protest at Whitehaven Coal Mine Draws National Attention
• Legal Case On Coal Mine Approval Delayed Pending Landmark Ruling
• Dean Moor Solar Farm: Powering 50,000 Homes Proposed
• Trafford councillors demand action on river pollution outrage
• Longridge and Shaw Heath Future: Have Your Say Now
• Allerdale buses lead in emissions reduction compared to 2011
• Copeland bus emissions halve in past decade