News from the South West

• Wiltshire businesses face challenge of hotter, lengthened heatwaves
• MP lauds zero-carbon homes as UK environmental exemplars
• Calne odor woes continue as landfill targeted for improvement
• Yeovil MP urges stronger action against rural littering crisis
• Environmental Activists Fear Impact of Defra Budget Cuts
• Former RAF Bowerhill site in Wiltshire contaminated with radiation
• Public Input Sought for Coastal Protection Project in Dorset
• Wiltshire Council Faces Pressure to Achieve Net Zero Goals
• Wiltshire Residents Protest Massive Solar Farm Expansion in Countryside
• Calne residents seek solutions to persistent foul odor
• Weeklong Festival Celebrates Nature and Climate in South Gloucestershire
• Council Member Urges Mandatory Solar Panel Installation on Homes
• Concerns Raised Over Ownership of Lime Down Solar Farm
• Residents Protest Large Solar Farm Developments in Wiltshire
• Wiltshire Climate Summit Unites Businesses and Communities for Change
• Local Water Activists Rally Against Sewage Pollution in West Bay
• Eastington Canal Refilled After Criticism Over Low Water Levels
• Dorset surfers rally against sewage pollution in Lyme Regis
• Electric vehicle drivers rank Cotswolds road trip in top 3
• Environmental campaigners applaud plan to clean Church Cliff Beach
• Girl Guides Spark Interest in Electricity with New Challenge
• Pewsham Locks hosts interactive canal experience starting May 10
• Community buildings in Wotton, Cam tapped for solar energy.
• Need help protecting vulnerable ground-nesting skylarks at Ham Hill?
• Gloucestershire Joins New National Forest Initiative in Western Region
• Cotswolds rivers face environmental crisis due to tyre pollution
• Adam Dance advocates urgent flood prevention support for Somerset
• New partnership offers Cotswold residents energy efficiency solutions
• Gloucestershire Succeeds in Carbon Emissions Reduction Plan
• Yeovil: Sustainable coffee cup scheme slashes waste by 71%