News from the Yorkshire and the Humber

• York Energy Advisor Ensures Warmth and Relief for Residents
• Campaigners Vow to Fight Leeds Bradford Airport's Night Flight Plans
• Yorkshire Leaders Greenlight Multi-Million Pound Electric Bus Fleet
• Yorkshire Residents Set to Benefit from Heating System Upgrades
• Schoolchildren turn moorland into vibrant nature exhibition
• Leeds gears up for e-scooter trial to cut congestion
• Yorkshire Water issued more drought permits amid reservoir concerns
• Yorkshire Water secures drought permits to conserve water
• Yorkshire Water granted more conservation permits amid drought concerns
• Oxenhope Primary School Transforms into Eco-Learning Zones
• Pendle Council Takes Action to Reduce Sewage Pollution
• Residents in Settle Unveil Community Energy Club
• Bradford to Expand Electric Vehicle Charging Network with Blink
• MP Urges Craven Residents to Prepare for Flooding
• Shipley MP calls for change amid Yorkshire Water concerns
• Bradford Council Ensures Safe Bonfires Ahead of Bonfire Night
• Yorkshire Water granted 17 drought permits amid dry conditions
• Yorkshire project to restore rivers receives £21m funding boost
• Local climate group to host annual meeting with aviation expert
• Water permits and Leeds city council announcements revealed
• Concerns Rise Over Dramatic Decline in Yorkshire Bumblebee Population
• Rapid Water Pollution Testing Success Boosts Public Health Protection
• Government "shockingly underprepared" for climate change impact on wildlife
• MP Declines Support for Crucial Climate Legislation
• MP Moore declines to support critical Climate and Nature Bill
• Rangers Upcycle Boat into Habitat, Receive Generous Donation
• Pendle seeks volunteers to boost flood protection efforts
• Reservoir Stocks Slightly Increase Despite Ongoing Hosepipe Ban
• Yorkshire Dales National Park welcomes new board members
• Water Conservation Measures Implemented to Combat Yorkshire Drought