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Sizewell Creative's Noye’s Fludde will put climate change under the spotlight at Thorington Theatre on July 13

Sizewell Creative to bring communities together for unique opera  

Nuclear offers long-term, well-paid careers across a vast range of skills and disciplines

Nuclear offers long-term, well-paid careers across a vast range of skills and disciplines

Fight climate change with a career in nuclear at Sizewell C

Ivy Lodge Barn in Hoo. Credit: Savills

Ivy Lodge Barn in Hoo. Credit: Savills

Million pound home near Woodbridge applies for 30 solar panels

Fire crews battle a straw bale blaze in Stuston near Diss earlier this week.

Fire crews battle a straw bale blaze in Stuston near Diss earlier this week.

Summer 2022 has been a taste of what climate change will bring

Construction has started on the East Anglia THREE windfarm, which is set to provide power for 1.3 million homes.

Construction has started on the East Anglia THREE windfarm, which is set to provide power for 1.3 million homes.

Building work starts on East Anglia THREE windfarm

The National Trust's Dunwich Heath reserve is free - but non-members do have to pay to park there.

The National Trust's Dunwich Heath reserve is free - but non-members do have to pay to park there.

Heatwave damaging National Trust beauty spots in Suffolk

People stay in the shade during the heatwave in Ipswich

People stay in the shade during the heatwave in Ipswich

Is it really hotter than 1976? And other heatwave questions answered

West Suffolk environmentalists have expressed their concern after their local river appeared to dry up, causing fish, plants and other river life to die.

West Suffolk environmentalists have expressed their concern after their local river appeared to dry up, causing fish, plants and other river life to die.

'Our rivers are dying', say west Suffolk environmentalists

Coastal flooding like this on Felixstowe seafront could become more common, a new report has warned.

Coastal flooding like this on Felixstowe seafront could become more common, a new report has warned.

Thousands of properties could be lost to sea - warning

The Climate Justice March on July 2 has the support of many people in Felixstowe, including from Reverend Andrew Dotchin.

The Climate Justice March on July 2 has the support of many people in Felixstowe, including from Reverend Andrew Dotchin.

Felixstowe's first climate march to hit town in July

Peter Batchelor from Ardleigh Matters action group which is organising local protests.

Peter Batchelor from Ardleigh Matters action group which is organising local protests.

Residents of Essex village concerned over 'horrific' pylon plans

Suffolk and parts of Norfolk will be one of 25 areas around the country to have pilot projects to deal with coastal erosion

Suffolk and parts of Norfolk will be one of 25 areas around the country to have pilot projects to deal with coastal erosion

Moveable homes idea in £9m project for at-risk coastal areas

Villages and towns near the sea in Suffolk may have to move inland as environment bosses warn all of the coast cannot be saved from erosion.

Villages and towns near the sea in Suffolk may have to move inland as environment bosses warn all of the coast cannot be saved from erosion.

Rapid erosion means some coastal Suffolk villages may be moved inland

Suffolk Coastal MP Therese Coffey has opposed the sub-station associated with the East Anglia wind farms

Suffolk Coastal MP Therese Coffey has opposed the sub-station associated with the East Anglia wind farms

MP 'disappointed' at approval for wind farms and Friston substation

Lord Deben, John Gummer, will be a keynote speaker at the Woodbridge Climate Summit

Lord Deben, John Gummer, will be a keynote speaker at the Woodbridge Climate Summit

Lord Deben the keynote speaker at Suffolk climate summit this weekend

Lord Deben has spoken about the role nuclear power and wind farms will play in the future of the UK's energy security.

Lord Deben has spoken about the role nuclear power and wind farms will play in the future of the UK's energy security.

Nuclear power and wind will play key role in energy security, Lord Deben says

Matt Hancock and Lucy Frazer led the march from Mildenhall to the site of part of the proposed solar farm.

Matt Hancock and Lucy Frazer led the march from Mildenhall to the site of part of the proposed solar farm.

Solar farm protest march led by MPs Matt Hancock and Lucy Frazer

The Sunnica solar farm would power 100,000 homes

The Sunnica solar farm would power 100,000 homes

Massive solar farm would 'change part of Suffolk forever'

The Sunnica solar farm would power 100,000 homes

The Sunnica solar farm would power 100,000 homes

Plans for huge solar farm 'seriously flawed' say council leaders

A report on how to make Leiston have net zero on carbon emissions has been released

A report on how to make Leiston have net zero on carbon emissions has been released

£210million plan to make Leiston carbon neutral revealed

Leiston Long Shop is aiming to hit the net zero milestone this year

Leiston Long Shop is aiming to hit the net zero milestone this year

Historic Suffolk attraction set to be carbon-free this year

Suffolk's councils have been ranked for their climate crisis plans

Suffolk's councils have been ranked for their climate crisis plans

Climate Emergency

Revealed: How well your council is reacting to climate change

Members of Transition Woodbridge have been planting trees in Admirals Walk. L-R Deborah Pratt with her dog Mollie, Jane Healy,Peter James, Gerry Curren ,Tony Newman and Jackie Swann. Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown

Members of Transition Woodbridge have been planting trees in Admirals Walk. L-R Deborah Pratt with her dog Mollie, Jane Healy,Peter James, Gerry Curren ,Tony Newman and Jackie Swann. Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown

New fruit trees provide green shoots in climate change fight

The waste incinerator at Great Blakenham, Suffolk which is run in partnership with Suffolk County Council.

The waste incinerator at Great Blakenham, Suffolk which is run in partnership with Suffolk County Council.

Taxpayer's carbon not just their cash is being spent by the government

The waste incinerator at Great Blakenham. Photograph Simon Parker

The waste incinerator at Great Blakenham. Photograph Simon Parker

Revealed: The biggest carbon dioxide polluters in Suffolk

Nick Collinson believes everyone should have the opportunity to access and enjoy AONB, but says funding is needed to protect them

Nick Collinson believes everyone should have the opportunity to access and enjoy AONB, but says funding is needed to protect them

More funding needed to help strengthen Suffolk's protected landscapes

Munira Yeasman Taniya, Sami Harvey and Osman Osman

Munira Yeasman Taniya, Sami Harvey and Osman Osman

Students want to help make world 'a safer place' with green campaign

Insulate Britain had hoped to stage an event at Woodbridge Library. However, after the nature of the booking was discovered, Suffolk Libraries decided to cancel.

Insulate Britain had hoped to stage an event at Woodbridge Library. However, after the nature of the booking was discovered, Suffolk Libraries decided to cancel.

Library cancels Insulate Britain event after claiming it was 'misled'

Dr Helen Geake, Green Party activist and Time Team archaeologist, joined students from Stowmarket High School as they hosted their own COP26 conference

Dr Helen Geake, Green Party activist and Time Team archaeologist, joined students from Stowmarket High School as they hosted their own COP26 conference

Students from Stowmarket host their own COP26 conference

Jen Tooke-Marchant in the road on Angel Hill in protest over COP26

Jen Tooke-Marchant in the road on Angel Hill in protest over COP26

COP26 protestor blocks key road in Bury St Edmunds

The COP26 summit did give world leaders the opportunity to meet and discuss climate problems - but how much difference will it make in the long term, once the leaders have returned home?

The COP26 summit did give world leaders the opportunity to meet and discuss climate problems - but how much difference will it make in the long term, once the leaders have returned home?

COP26 may not achieve much - but at least it gives leaders the chance to meet

COP26 will give the UK an opportunity a chance to be a leader on the global stage against climate change — and could bolster East Anglia's green credentials. Pictured: Prime Minister Boris Johnson (left) and Sir David Attenborough.

COP26 will give the UK an opportunity a chance to be a leader on the global stage against climate change — and could bolster East Anglia's green credentials. Pictured: Prime Minister Boris Johnson (left) and Sir David Attenborough.

'Don't be daunted' - Suffolk councillor says we can all do our bit as COP26 starts

Nautilus could connect several wind farms and reduce the impact on the environment - but campaihners disagree with the National Grid's plans

Nautilus could connect several wind farms and reduce the impact on the environment - but campaihners disagree with the National Grid's plans

New energy project could ruin precious coast and heaths, claim campaigners

Families from Elmswell have taken part in the Great Big Green Week and are encouraging motorists to switch off their engines at the level crossing. Sophie, Indy and Sienna with their placards.

Families from Elmswell have taken part in the Great Big Green Week and are encouraging motorists to switch off their engines at the level crossing. Sophie, Indy and Sienna with their placards.

'Cough! Cough! Turn your engine off!' - action over vehicle idling

The sea defences will be built along this stretch leading to Sizewell B if the proposed twin reactor project is given the go-ahead by government

The sea defences will be built along this stretch leading to Sizewell B if the proposed twin reactor project is given the go-ahead by government

'Human wall' protest to highlight power project beach impact

The hottest Augusts in the region have been revealed by the Met Office

The hottest Augusts in the region have been revealed by the Met Office

Revealed: The 20 hottest Augusts on record in Suffolk

Bury St Edmunds man Robert Possnett was one of the Extinction Rebellion protestors who splattered the Guildhall in London in red paint

Bury St Edmunds man Robert Possnett was one of the Extinction Rebellion protestors who splattered the Guildhall in London in red paint

Suffolk Extinction Rebellion protestor 'looking forward to day in court'

Green and Liberal Democrat councillors say cabbies need more help to move to electric vehicles

Green and Liberal Democrat councillors say cabbies need more help to move to electric vehicles

Incentives needed to help taxi drivers go green

Wildfires like this in California have become more common this century - but will this persuade politicians to take radical action to reverse climate change?

Wildfires like this in California have become more common this century - but will this persuade politicians to take radical action to reverse climate change?

Why there is little hope of saving the planet despite green intentions

Areas like Dunwich Heath could be impacted upon by climate change

Areas like Dunwich Heath could be impacted upon by climate change

Climate change already having impact on Suffolk, as UN report released

Every building in Essex will be required to have solar panels by 2050

Every building in Essex will be required to have solar panels by 2050

'Mammoth' task as every building in county to have solar panels by 2050

A group of mums are campaigning to get a water feature in the children's play area of Chantry Park in Ipswich. L-R Amie Stannard, Lillie Stannard, Natasha Hall, Lillie, Hollie and Lucie, Lisa King and Codie O'Connor.

A group of mums are campaigning to get a water feature in the children's play area of Chantry Park in Ipswich. L-R Amie Stannard, Lillie Stannard, Natasha Hall, Lillie, Hollie and Lucie, Lisa King and Codie O'Connor.

Ipswich mums campaign for place to cool off in Chantry Park

Freston Wood is renowned for the swatches of bluebells nestled amongst the historic trees and they make a beautiful sight for spring visitors. Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown

Freston Wood is renowned for the swatches of bluebells nestled amongst the historic trees and they make a beautiful sight for spring visitors. Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown

What does the future hold for our bluebells and bumblebees?

Crystal Stanley has launched a new Love Nature project off the back of the Rainbow Trail success

Crystal Stanley has launched a new Love Nature project off the back of the Rainbow Trail success

Rainbow Trail founder launches new #lovenature campaign

Transport is the biggest source of emissions in Norwich and Norfolk, accounting for 39pc of our total carbon emissions

Transport is the biggest source of emissions in Norwich and Norfolk, accounting for 39pc of our total carbon emissions

Norwich researchers set green agenda ahead of climate change summit