Shock as National Grid proposes 180km of new pylons across East Anglia
The grid hasn’t capacity for new wind farm-generated electricity. Campaigners say new pylons across East Anglia aren’t the answer.
The grid hasn’t capacity for new wind farm-generated electricity. Campaigners say new pylons across East Anglia aren’t the answer.
A national day of action against sewage dumping by water companies will be taking place on Saturday 23 April, and...
After closing a third of its family hubs since 2015, Suffolk County Council were passed over for additional funding by...
Johnson compares Brexit to Ukraine's war. Human rights lawyer Oleksandra Matviichuk explains what joining the EU represents for Ukrainians.
Wizz Air, a low-cost airline is taking on pilots and cabin crew as it expands operations at Luton Airport ahead...
Nigella Lawson, Gary Lineker, Nick Robinson and others mocked Tory MP Conor Burns for claiming the Prime Minister was ambushed...
An antidote to the pandemic is to travel to new places and open our mind to new experiences. Climate change...
As millions tuned into the BBC's hugely popular Strictly final, news was released that Lord Frost had resigned from government....
Make Votes Matter activists are campaigning for electoral reform, engaging with residents in Cambridgeshire.
Electric Umbrella are asking for donations of a thousand unwanted musical instruments to help their work with the learning disabled.
Woodbridge residents vent their anger at Brexit on Suffolk for Europe's Brexitometer as food and fuel shortages take their toll.
Heritage Open Days is an annual event. Here are lots of ideas and links to places in East Anglia taking...
In an interview blunder, Education Secretary Gavin Williamson mixed up rugby player Maro Itoje with football player Marcus Rashford.
The River Deben Association has coordinated a week of summer activities. The Deben festival is packed with events by local...
Two rival towns in East Anglia have long had a disagreement. The matter is over which is Britain’s oldest town...
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