News from the South West

• Exmouth's King George's Playing Fields to Host Unique Oasis
• Yate Residents Invited to Provide Feedback on Solar Farm Plan
• Wiltshire landowner plagued by sinkholes amid CRT feud
• National Grid Undertaking Project to Remove Devizes Pylons
• River Kennet Pollution Crisis Intensifies with Fuel Leak
• Marlborough River Reserve Pollution Prompts Urgent Public Health Notice
• Former Tree Warden Honored with Thornbury's Highest Award
• Residents Rally to Preserve Historic Tree Hill from Solar Plan
• Sewage disaster in Wiltshire river sparks environmental concerns
• MP Siobhan Baillie Plans to Vote for New Oil and Gas Licences
• Witney Faces Flooding Challenges Amid Climate Change Concerns
• Traffic Lights Cause More Chaos in Moretonören
• Woodland Trust Urges Wiltshire Communities to Plant More Trees
• Capture the Beauty: South West Coast Path Photography Contest
• Controversy over plans to build solar farm on iconic hill
• Endangered Bewick's swans make late arrival at Slimbridge
• Engineers Prevent Environmental Disaster in Chippenham Before Storm Hit
• River Avon gate crisis as storm looms imminent.
• England Government Announces Standardized Recycling and Food Waste Collection
• Thornbury Council's New Nature-Friendly Grass Cutting Strategy Revealed
• Developer Unveils Eco-Friendly Homes in Idyllic Wiltshire Village
• New Green Energy Trial in Yate Aims to Reduce Carbon Footprint
• Conrad Energy Proposes Solar Farm to Power Leonardo Factory
• Asian Hornet Sightings Spike in Stroud District
• Owner Seeks Closure in Mysterious Alpaca Death Fiasco
• Garden Centre Achieves Major Carbon Reduction Milestone
• Rednock School Embraces Sustainability with Solar Panel Installation
• National Grid to Bury Pylons, Transform Cotswold Landscape
• Young Eels Educate Whitminster Students on Endangered Species
• Council and Thames Water fast-track sewage treatment upgrades