Environment

Kerbside glass recycling bins are being delivered to homes across Newark and Sherwood from today.

In his latest column, Erin McDaid of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, writes about the work being done to tackle flooding.

A village is set to create a new community wetland and walking area after receiving funding.

Over 85 competitors took part in a ploughing match in Collingham to raise money for charity.

A council has informed residents that its workers are currently in the process of removing illegally dumped waste.

A council has held its first inter-agency meeting to explore ways to tackle the severe flooding its communities have endured.

In his latest column, Erin McDaid of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust considers the trust’s priorities for the next UK government.

A flood alert is now in place for several areas across the district.

A councillor’s “reluctance to oppose” to a solar farm has raised concerns for an MP, who claims residents are “almost universally” against the plan.

Over 40 sacks of litter and harmful rubbish were cleared from the banks of the River Trent by the community.

A councillor has held talks with the developer behind a large scale solar farm plan as part of a mission to try to avoid further flooding devastation.

Nature reserves provide a unique free resource for the public to see and enjoy nature, says Erin McDaid, of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust.

A flood alert is now in place for low-lying areas along the River Trent tributaries.

A council has reiterated guidelines to the public about waste dumped by fly-tipping.

The green light has been given for a council to pursue a multi-agency response to flooding which has left residents in a “state of fear”.

A milestone on the road to a greener future for Newark and Sherwood has been achieved as Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) for major developments.

A canal society recently welcomed a MP to talk to volunteers.

A council has continued to make strides towards a greener and more sustainable future, with plans to bring renewable energy to social housing.

A group of volunteers is helping to clean up after recent floods left debris and litter scattered along the River Trent.

In his latest column Erin McDaid, of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, considers the government’s approval of use of bee-killing pesticides.