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Call for public inquiry into Hinkley C plan to dump silt into Bristol Channel
EDF Energy wants to deposit nearly 300,000 cubic metres of sediment as part of works to install water cooling tunnels under the channel
08:26, 22 APR 2021
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Council bosses are calling for a public inquiry to be held into plans by Hinkley Point C Power Station to dump hundreds of thousands of tonnes of sediment into the Bristol Channel.
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How to nominate your street for an electric vehicle charging point
The new charging points will support the ongoing transition to low and zero emission vehicles
05:00, 17 MAR 2021
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Green fields on Backwell fringes under threat again from developers
Campaigners have fought off plans to develop Farleigh Fields on numerous occasions over the years
05:00, 16 MAR 2021
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Fresh plans have been announced to build homes on green fields in Backwell - which residents have fought for decades to protect from development.