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How producers can get non-UK natural mineral waters recognised in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales), or get UK products recognised overseas.
These documents present baseline data relating to the water resources assessment.
Work on a project to restore wetland habitat opens up 55km of river for fish and improve community access at a Tees Valley country park will start this week.
The problem of excess fine sediments, current control mechanisms and future opportunities.
If you want to market natural mineral water in Northern Ireland, you must apply for recognition from the local district council
The nature, extent and consequences of physical modifications, opportunities for action and balancing priorities.
You need a licence to supply water to non-household premises in England and Wales
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