News from the West Midlands

• Severn Trent Maintains Four-Star Environmental Rating Streak
• Public Urged to Choose Hydrogen Cars Over Electric Vehicles
• Wyre Forest introduces grant to reduce energy costs
• Fire on Pylon Leaves Ledbury Homes without Power
• Golf club pioneers solar-powered defibrillator cabinet for safety
• Developer reneges on promise to install solar panels
• Prepare Now for Potential Winter Flooding, Council Urges
• Tenbury Wells at Risk as Flood Defence Plans Unravel
• Solar farm proposal near Acton Beauchamp halted after outcry.
• Pershore High School to Expand Sports Hall Facilities
• Worcestershire Hit Hard by Japanese Knotweed Infestations
• Sustainability expert appointed to lead green initiatives at Oakland International
• Dudley Introduces Electric Vehicle Charging Bays in Multiple Locations
• Dangerous Tumble Dryers Recalled for Safety Concerns
• Drakeley Farm plans new reservoir for sustainable water management
• Enthusiastic Outdoor Educator Empowers Youth Through Nature Experiences
• Rare Hummingbird Hawk-Moth Sighted in Worcestershire Garden
• Hayes Affordable Homes Open, Bringing Renewal to Community
• Hillingdon Council celebrates completion of 30 affordable Hayes homes
• Hereford Leisure Pool Revamped with Sustainable, Cost-Saving Upgrades
• Blue Diamond Garden Centre Supports National Trust Conservation Efforts
• Farmers Take Lead in Greening Agriculture with New Project
• Green MP Ellie Chowns Addresses Local Pollution Concerns
• Cutting-edge technology reshapes Severn Valley flood protection efforts
• Cheshire estate partners for peatland restoration project
• MP Urges Action on Tenbury Flood Defences
• MP Ellie Chowns honored for conservation efforts in rivers
• Home Builders Extend Nature Partnership for Five More Years
• Wychavon Prepares for Climate Impact with Comprehensive Action Plan
• New Wychavon Scheme Promotes Cycling with Free Parking