News from the West Midlands

• Insurance tech leader partners with advisor for net zero drive
• Trio fined for fishing violations in West Midlands rivers
• Local scout group benefits from donated solar panel system
• Dudley Council seeks public input to fight air pollution
• Dudley Council seeks input from residents on air quality
• Milestone: Energy Company Converts Waste to Power for Homes
• Energy-efficient upgrades transform social housing in St Albans
• Dudley Council Seeks Input on Clean Air Initiative
• Dudley's innovative centre offers hands-on low-carbon technology training
• Green Space Access in Bromsgrove Worse Than Regional Average
• Redditch Residents Struggle with Access to Green Spaces
• Wem company establishes largest solar portfolio in UK industry
• New eco-friendly housing development welcomes first visitors in Ledbury
• Hillingdon Council Leading London in Energy Efficiency Upgrades
• Heathrow's Third Runway Faces Uncertain Future Amid Opposition
• Fire crews respond to farm fire involving high voltage cable
• Former Petrol Station in Hylton Road to Transform into Car Wash
• Dudley council leader assures new ice rink will proceed
• Weir Garden Restoration Project to Enhance Wildlife and Biodiversity
• Gardeners urged to protect endangered plant species and ecosystem
• Unidentified white substance polluting Worcestershire canal investigated
• Water Regulator Expands Investigation into Sewage Pollution Concerns
• Welcoming Step: Council Considers Sustainable Energy on County Lands
• Butterfly Conservation Initiates Nationwide Participation in Annual Count
• Care home to go green with solar panel installation
• Score a Free Pint: Greene King's England Euros Offer
• Local MP Raises Concerns Over Housing Developments Near Worcestershire
• 'Cost concerns halt Severn Stoke flood defences'
• Ledbury's Jaga UK Embraces Sustainability With Innovative Eco-Facility
• Solar Together Returns to Boost Sustainable Energy in Worcestershire