News from the South West

• Dorset Council: Photography exhibition on the "low carbon"
• PM apologizes for sewage discharge at Devon beaches
• Parties Advance Plans to Reduce Flooding at Radipole Lake
• Marlborough Citizens Rally for Climate Action After Film Screening
• Corfe Mullen dad raises funds climbing like Everest ascent
• Yeovil Country Park Earns Prestigious Five-Star Recognition
• Fordingbridge Group Successfully Designates River Avon for Bathing
• Beaches in East Devon achieve prestigious Blue Flag status
• Beach in Lyme Regis Re-Designated Safe for Bathing
• Purbeck residents uncertain on tourist tax
• Dorset braces for heavy rain and transport disruptions
• Top Marks: Dorset's Waters Ranked Cleanest in England
• Somerset: heat pump scheme
• Bournemouth Beach Water Quality Now Available via App
• Net zero: Poole hospital getting close
• Cotswolds MP Drives Success in Tackling Flooding Concerns
• Bournemouth: Cycling Rebellion rally to civic centre
• Improved sewage system to protect River Frome in Frampton Cotterell
• Exmouth prepares for major flood threat with gate closures
• Maiden Newton: solar farm rejected
• Swimmer fined £80 for urinating in Exmouth sea
• South West Water engages community in Budleigh Salterton initiative
• Pennon Group Revises Environmental Rating Target Amid Operational Challenges
• Lower Otter River Restoration Effort Reaches Successful Conclusion
• Government funds £650k for West Dorset flood resilience
• Sewage Pipe Burst in Budleigh Promptly Fixed
• South West Water Apologizes for Exmouth Sewer Pipe Issues
• Exmouth's Innovative 'Tiny Forest' Blooms for Wildlife Wonderland
• Church Beach in Lyme Regis Set to Regain Designation
• Oil Pollution Alert Raised for Chippenham Walking Path