News from the North West

• Warrington's Top Green Spaces Earn Prestigious Awards
• Northern hospital lab attains top award for sustainability efforts
• Boaters Unite in Bridgewater Canal Restoration Rally Event
• Essar Energizes Ellesmere Port with Thornton Science Park Acquisition
• St Helens set to renew long-term environmental partnership
• Cumbria Youth Climate Summit empowers young environmental advocates
• Beauty Spot Neglected: Local Campaigner Raises Environmental Alarm
• Whitehaven Harbour Plans £1M Solution to Discoloured Water
• Residents affected by Pilsworth landfill site odor fight back
• Trafford's Carbon-Neutral Heat Network Set for Major Expansion
• Authorities Urged to Take Swift Action on Flood Prevention
• Public Meeting to Address State of Polluted River Irwell
• Richard Dickson of Play It Green a Sustainability Finalist
• Bury Initiative Encourages Residents to Cultivate Unused Public Land
• Bury Residents Unite in Community Clean-Up Effort
• St Helens unveils new Climate Impact Week nature trail
• Second Consultation Launched for Controversial Bury Landfill Permit
• Electricity Bills Staying High: Reasons and Solutions Explored
• Public invited to build digital map of North West coast
• North West declared in drought; water levels critically low
• Drought declared in North West despite recent rainfall increase
• Jim McMahon MP praises creation of Great British Energy
• Solar energy surge: Leigh company reaches 300 installations milestone
• Wigan mine site transformed into nature sanctuary
• Oldham Housing Association Expands ‘No Mow Zones’ Initiative
• McVey Urges Tougher Punishment for Fly-Tippers in Parliament
• MP Jo Platt Supports Government Crackdown on Fly-Tipping
• Council Halts Fly Tipping Fines Due to Budget Constraints
• Grow Nutrient-Rich Superfoods in Your Backyard Economically
• Controversy Surrounds Plans to Alter Scenic Crummock Water