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  • Guidance from 31 March 2025 (or 31 March 2027 for micro-firms) for waste collectors and workplaces on separating dry recyclables, food waste and black bin waste.

  • Importers and import agents need to use IPAFFS to notify authorities about imports to Great Britain.

  • How UK organisations that supply or import packaging should comply with extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging.

  • Where you’ll find clean air zones, how to check if you’ll need to pay a charge and create a business account, and what support or exemptions are available.

  • The current conditions affecting boaters on the River Thames and what the warnings mean.

  • Guidance for businesses preparing for the ban on the sale and supply of single-use vapes from 1 June 2025.

  • Find bird flu disease control zones and the rules you must follow in each zone.

  • How councils deal with complaints about noise at night, intruder alarms, construction noise and loudspeakers in the street.

  • Guidance for landlords of domestic private rented property on how to comply with the 2018 ‘Minimum Level of Energy Efficiency’ standard (EPC band E).

  • How to register if you keep up to 49 birds, including any you keep as pets.

  • How to access the Environment Agency's public registers of environmental information.

  • Use Sam to submit TB test results online if you are an Official Veterinarian (OV) or Approved TB Tester (ATT).

  • Tools and guides for measuring the biodiversity value of habitat for biodiversity net gain (BNG).

  • A guide to collecting data about your packaging. This is for UK organisations affected by extended producer responsibility (EPR) for packaging.

  • The rules you must follow if you own an XL Bully dog in England and Wales.

  • Apply for grants and other funding to increase productivity, manage your land to benefit the environment and support your agricultural business.

  • Planning practice guidance on biodiversity net gain. Biodiversity net gain is a way of creating and improving biodiversity by requiring development to have a positive impact (‘net gain’) on biodiversity.

  • A guide to the types of development that will be exempt from the mandatory biodiversity net gain (BNG) requirements.

  • Find out when you are permitted to cut and trim hedgerows on or next to land used for agriculture.

  • Funding for local authorities to deliver energy performance and low carbon heating upgrades to low-income homes in England.