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The National Grid has defended itself against claims of ‘stealth’ planning applications over its energy projects.
Works to repair a breached river bank have now been completed.
A popular pedestrian footbridge is being re-installed.
Councillors are fighting to save the area from ‘stealth’ energy projects, vowing ‘we can eat by candlelight but we can’t eat if there is no food’.
A farmer who is an ‘influencer’ for his industry is in the running for a national award.
A network of on-street electric vehicle charging sites will be installed across Rutland.
A wind farm is undergoing repairs.
Work to remove the ‘circle of doom’ from the town centre is due to begin in the next couple of weeks.
A bar owner will soon discover what action he may face after an inspection of his premises.
Plans to build a new solar farm have been rejected after strong opposition from residents and politicians.
More than 500 solar panels will be installed on a leisure centre roof.
A district-wide consultation on the future of refuse services has resulted in a ‘minor victory for black bags’.
An action group say they ‘wholeheartedly’ support moves to protect the Fens landscape.
Business owners hit by flash flooding are calling for more to be done.
