Cambridgeshire
The proposed solar farm would span a site of about 2,500 acres on the Suffolk-Cambridgeshire border.
The government pushes back a deadline on an energy firm’s scheme that is opposed by Matt Hancock MP.
Latest News
- Contract will see waste sent to Northern Ireland
- Cambridgeshire solar farm that could power around 16,000 homes approved
- Calls to delay recycling contract that will see Cambridgeshire waste sent to Northern Ireland
- CEENRG Thursday seminars: ‘Human rights approaches to planetary crises: from climate change to plastic pollution’
- Government decision on 3,000 acre Northamptonshire solar farm ‘not a slam dunk’
- Activists project environmental message on Senate House
- Plans for Cambridgeshire solar farm that could power more than 16,000 homes to be decided this month
- Friday Lecture: ‘The Law of State Succession: Principles and Practice’ – Dr Arman Sarvarian, University of Surrey
- Inquiry launched over Cambridgeshire border solar farm refusal
- Four ‘nationally significant’ projects currently in the works in Cambridgeshire
- Arthur Rank Hospice Charity once again operating its tree recycling scheme
- Retirees raise funds to show their climate change documentary in cinemas
- How a £600m solar farm plan was given the green light
- Repair cafes: ‘If we can fix it, it’s a good thing’
- How to avoid fines by recycling correctly this Christmas
- Bin collection dates for Cambridge, South Cambs and East Cambs over Christmas and New Year – plus recycling advice
- Science and human ingenuity will help minimise effects of climate crisis, says microbiology organisation
- Shortlist announced for Sustainable Labs competition
- Transforming Accountancy for a sustainable future
- Household waste recycling centre in Milton to be demolished and replaced
January 22, 2025