News from the North West

• Chester Zoo honey helps save endangered Andean bears
• New Bolton Council enforcement officer to target fly tipping
• Wirral Earns Second Consecutive Tree City World Title
• Invasive American Signal Crayfish Discovered in Shaw River
• Liverpool Nature Exhibition Celebrates Student-Created Nature Maps
• River Mersey estuary in Warrington on high flood alert
• Amber alert for River Mersey estuary flooding warns residents
• Cumbria Embraces World Car Free Day with Bus Travel
• Local Anglers Discover Grayling Fish in Bolton's Waterways
• Flood Scheme Leaders Acknowledge Disruption, Apologize for Challenges
• MP Urges Action to Save Heath Park Lake Wildlife
• Warrington to launch £900K drainage system to combat floods
• Local Industries Invest in Green Expo Youth Conference
• Warrington under flood alert due to high river tides.
• Arnside & Silverdale Draft Management Plan: Have Your Say
• River Mersey estuary in Warrington on Flood Alert
• Residents warned of potential flooding in Warrington today
• Cumbria Climate Assembly Report Presented to Cumberland Council.
• Innovative Arplemere care home prioritizes sustainability in Great Sankey
• Cheshire Residents Advocate for Cleaner Air and Environment
• Sinkhole Damages Sewer Pipe on Wirral Promenade
• Bolton Wanderers Embrace Smart Energy Tech for Sustainability Goals
• Lake District National Park Authority's Bold Sustainability Vision Approved
• UK Sees Surge in E-Mobility Infrastructure Growth
• Sinkhole on Wirral Promenade Near Hoylake Causes Sewer Damage
• Green Belt Fields in Glazebury Set for Solar Transformation
• Legal hurdle blocks appeal against Wallerscote Lime Beds development
• Public Input Needed: Improving Social Rental Home Energy Standards
• Young lads rescued from perilous mud at Jumbles Reservoir
• Chester Zoo's First Snow Leopard Cub Ventures Outside