News from the West Midlands

• Woman charged for disrupting Amazon protests in court
• Historic Worcestershire pub goes green for major environmental event
• UK Government Rejects Energy-Saving Campaign Amid Blackout Threat
• Concerns Over Sewage Pollution Rejected by Wychavon Council
• Inkberrow's Grey Gable Surgery Leads Eco-Friendly Lighting Initiative
• Large Farm Fined £120k for Polluting River, Killing Fish
• Redditch sees surge in electric vehicle chargers availability
• Massive Transformer Delivery Strengthens Regional Electricity System
• Stratford Council introduces new food waste recycling service
• Wychavon sees surge in wind farm energy production
• Fladbury Swan's Avian Flu Test Prompts Community Concern
• Green Bin Lorries Pioneering Eco-Friendly Fuel Trials
• Swan with gunshot wound left in river sparks community outcry
• £1 Million Boost Announced for Worcestershire Flood Prevention
• Redditch Green Fair Urges Community Participation for Climate Action
• Worcestershire floods: Major incident status now lifted
• St Albans council commits to carbon-neutral social housing agenda
• Climate activists target Barclays bank over fossil fuel financing
• Hertfordshire County Council to Expand Waterdale Waste Centre