News from the South West

• Worcester: climate change mentioned in fight to save cricket ground
• Village Hall to Expand in Shipton Gorge Proposal
• Exeter University Plans Wind Turbines Near Cornish Campus
• Brit Valley Flood Plan Receives Backing Despite Planning Concerns
• Embezzlement by Accounts Manager Led Building Firm to Ruin
• MP Urges Immediate Investigation of River Pollution Concerns
• Poole: green jobs for thousands
• Residents Alarmed Over Dead Wildlife and River Smell
• Heavy rain warning issued for Somerset and Devon.
• Somerset Council weighs options for waste collection contract.
• Sewage Dumped in Dorset Beaches After Heavy Rainfall
• Historic Photos Capture Charm of Martinstown and Its History
• Somerset Road Surface Dressing Schedule for Summer Announced
• Hinkley Point: helping the UK achieve Net Zero
• Dorset: environmental figures
• Environment figures show growth in renewable energy in Dorset
• Wild swimmers push for safeguarding East Beach water quality
• River Avon Illness Outbreak Prompts Chippenham School Alerts
• Cornwall's Prestigious Gardens Lead Global Conservation Efforts
• St Austell Brewery & ScottishPower team up for EV chargers
• Climate change mentioned in seal death
• Wiltshire village pioneers innovative flood protection project
• Voter concerns over environment says Dorset Wildlife Trust
• Worcestershire: solar and battery scheme returns
• Better Transport Week: sustainable travel heroes lauded
• Elderly Resident Falls Victim to Fake Hedge Cutting Scheme
• Massive 174-Tonne Transformer Travels Through Bridgwater on Lorry
• Wincanton: EV chargers added to Morrisons car park
• Reform UK: Bridgwater candidate a Net Zero skeptic
• Chippenham's £20 million river scheme sparks generational concerns