Environment

One of the worst spots for sewage incidents in Norfolk has been blighted by fresh problems works to improve the situation.

One of Norfolk’s chalk rivers has become the focus of an investigation to see how natural flooding measures could help protect homes and businesses.

New figures have revealed that factory farms in the region are caught breaking environmental rules twice a week.

James Wild has taken a step into the world of wildlife conservation as part of his visit to a coastal town’s estate.

The Friends of The Walks group is looking for new volunteers to get involved at some of its forthcoming activity mornings.

When the council handed over several acres of meadows on the edge of a town, it hoped they would become havens in which nature could thrive.

Councillors have been left furious after it emerged the Government could scrap its plan to boost the health of chalk streams.

Conflicting opinions were given on what a town council should do next regarding plans for a mega solar farm.

A new Green Skills Centre has been officially launched at Lynn’s College of West Anglia (CWA) in a bid to “upskill” the workforce.

A veterinary nurse has channeled her passion for hedgehogs into helping them as a unique way of coping with her mum's death.

Villagers have claimed plans to build what would be one of the biggest livestock farms in the country has devalued surrounding properties.

Pupils at a West Norfolk school wrapped up warm today (Monday) when they planted trees and shrubs.

A group of hardy villagers spent time on Saturday on a voluntary litter pick.

An iconic black and white wading bird which is the symbol of the RSPB is making a big impression at a nature reserve.

A hospital’s green money-saving initiative could put tens of thousands back in its pocket.

A retired farmer has claimed that decades of no maintenance have led to a stretch of river becoming a “constant threat” to residents.

Town power crews featured on a popular BBC evening show in a West Norfolk location.

A dolphin has washed up on mudflats in West Norfolk.

West Norfolk Council is under fire for having “no idea” how many protected trees may have been cut down or damaged.

Environmental health officials at a district council have raised concerns over a fast food chain’s plans to open a branch in a market town.