News from the West Midlands

• Elderly Residents Advocate Eco-Friendly Education for Youth
• River Avon and Severn Flooding Alerts in Worcestershire
• Wychavon waste collections go greener with vegetable oil fuel
• Worcestershire County Council Achieves Significant Greenhouse Emission Reductions
• Residents of Wem and Surrounding Areas Brace for Flooding
• Shropshire cinemas showcase community-owned solar farm initiative
• Positive Response to Whitchurch Solar Farm Ownership Proposal
• Environmental group paddles down River Avon raising pollution awareness
• Low Heat Pump Uptake Raises Green Concerns in Dudley
• Get top price for your car, no compliance needed
• Residents Protest Dudley Council's Glyphosate Quad Bike Usage
• Successful Trial: Electric Refuse Vehicle Revolutionizes Waste Collection
• Dudley Council tests new electric waste collection vehicle
• Shropshire residents urged to join Big Butterfly Count parade
• Warning Issued for Blue-Green Algae at Arrow Valley Lake
• Mystery Surrounds Dead Fish in Bromsgrove Park Pond
• 'Very High Risk of Wildfires in England, Wales'
• Dudley to double recycling bins count in park initiative
• Aldi's Green Initiatives to Cut Carbon Emissions in Stores
• Fury as Dead Horse Left in River for Weeks
• Dudley Leads in Tree Coverage Compared to Rest of England
• Ancient Land Sale Sparks Outrage in Village Community
• Government funding secures real-time air quality alerts in Worcestershire
• Government funds real-time air quality alerts in Bromsgrove area
• Angler fined £289 for illegal fishing in Stourport, England.
• Local Residents Transform Lickey End Recreation Ground with Tree-Planting
• Dudley Council to continue using controversial weedkiller
• Worcestershire County Council shares tips on recycling Christmas trees
• Avian Flu Outbreak Prompts Nationwide Protective Measures
• Worcestershire climate protester faces charges for Amazon trespass