Cambridgeshire
Findings by the RSPB and Cambridge University find solar farms can contribute to and aid biodiversity.
Councillors say they are concerned about the environmental impact of moving recycling 400 miles away.
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- Developer returns with new plans for solar farm after last project blocked
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- Plans to build new solar farm given green light despite some sharing ‘major concerns’
- ‘Sexy recycling’: Reverse vending machines could be heading to Cambridge
- New divisive solar farm plans called both ‘concerning’ and a ‘vital project’
- Pink recycling bins for electricals will soon appear in a Cambs town
- ‘It’s sexy recycling’: Hopes reverse vending machines will help fight against climate change
- How new recycling rules could change bin collections in Northamptonshire
- New recycling rules mean every home in England will have up to 5 bins
- Environment Agency gives £68m for flood protection
- Critics launch petition opposing plans for large quarry near Northants village
- Locals plead ‘leave the fields alone’ as council will not fight solar farm appeal
- ‘Unbelievable’ decision not to defend countryside solar farm appeal
- ‘Huge concerns’ over plans for Kingsway Solar Farm in Cambridgeshire to be one of Europe’s largest
- Everything we know about plans to build 1,500 hectare solar farm near Cambridge
- Battery warning after bin lorry fire
- ‘Huge concerns’ about plans for new Cambs solar farm that could be bigger than Sunnica
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- The Need for Better Monitoring of Climate Change in the Middle and Upper Atmosphere
- Concerns council won’t fight appeal over Cambridgeshire border solar farm refusal
April 23, 2025