News from the South West

• Poole flood defence scheme temporarily on hold for approvals
• Dorset establishes panel of residents to guide climate action
• Somerset residents urged to avoid kerbside waste contamination
• Portland Waste Incinerator Campaign challenges government in court
• Princess Anne Supports Local Initiatives in Dorset County
• Royalty Unveils Efficient, Sustainable Dorset Police Headquarters
• Bountiful Berries and Vibrant Colors Await in South West
• Dursley RFC Seeks Support for Greener Energy Transition
• Poole MP Urges Peaceful Resolution Amid Gaza Flotilla Crisis
• East Devon farmers benefit from new wildlife funding program
• Hollow Way in Dorset to close for cable works
• Farmer fined £90k for asbestos dumping on land
• Falmouth test site advances offshore energy innovation.
• Exclusive look inside UK's cutting-edge Hinkley Point C.
• Children from Bournemouth nursery make coastal clean-up impact
• Rarely Opened Art Deco Gem Draws Huge Crowds
• Funding Available for Community Projects in North Somerset
• Chippenham takes steps to prevent future flooding aftermath
• Lyme Regis Councillor Urges Residents to Shape Development Plans
• Residents Urged to Voice Concerns Over Controversial Dorset Plan
• Dursley decorators' green commitment earns industry recognition
• Dorchester Town Council Boosts Green Efforts with Electric Van
• Wiltshire College Farm Harnesses Animal Waste for Energy
• Budleigh Salterton's coastline to be managed with new plan
• Children's Art Brightens Mousehole Flood Defence Construction Site
• Bournemouth's Queen's Park Wildlife Pond Upgrade Initiates
• Rejuvenated Ballard Lake in New Milton welcomes community
• BCP Council Urged to Eliminate Toxic Pesticides from Practices.
• Somerset Council seeks input on bold wildlife protection strategy
• Visitors Flock to Witness De-construction of Sea Defences