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Isle of Wight Conservative councillors pledge to work constructively with the leading Independent Alliance The leader of the Island Conservatives group of councillors says he acknowledges that there are some issues which might benefit from the fresh perspective which the Alliance Group will bring Cllr Steve Hastings shares this latest news on behalf of the Island Conservatives, in his own words. Ed Following the establishment of the 18-strong Alliance Group at County Hall – drawing together independent and Green councillors to form an administration to lead the Council – the new Conservat...

/PRNewswire/ -- Ecopetrol SA (BVC: ECOPETROL; NYSE: EC) announced today the Ecopetrol Group's financial results for the first quarter of 2021, prepared in...

“Council is committed to ensuring our region is protected and sustained through responsible environmental management.” The Gympie Regional Council acknowledges the value of a green environment in its frequent claim that we have a ‘liveable’ city – and a place to ‘live, work and play’. It is clear that Gympie is attracting new residents and that the GRC promotes development of housing estates that are continuing to ring the older parts of the city. Is this the type of ‘development’ we want? Is it ‘green’? Is it ‘liveable? 69 Mary Str...

"With several highly problematic UK incinerator projects and new and untested technology, the public eye will be firmly on any such build."  Ms Millstone, whose group failed in its bid to halt the project in a High Court challenge, also pointed out research from the mayor of London’s office which shows the incinerator would create 950,000 tons overcapacity for burning waste in north London. She said: "We want to highlight to them that it's not guaranteed by any means that this project will go ahead, and in our view it's a risk to their businesses to bid." This newspaper  has contacted eac...

West Berkshire Council plans £10m solar power project The solar farm would see the installation of more than 45,000 panels, generating enough electricity to power around 4,400 homes every year Image: Shutterstock West Berkshire Council has announced plans to develop a new £10 million solar farm to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and tackle climate change. The solar farm would see the installation of more than 45,000 panels, generating enough electricity to power around 4,400 homes every year. Subject to the approval of funding and planning permission being granted, work could start on ...