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The government has appointed Phil Stocker as Independent Chair of the newly formed Dartmoor Land Use Management Group
Ban on sale and supply of single-use vapes in England to come into force on 1 June 2025
The UK and Welsh Governments have introduced major legislation with new powers to bring criminal charges against water executives and a ban on bonuses.
Communities along the Severn Valley are invited to find out more about plans to manage water and enhance communities at a series of drop-in events.
The Government has underlined its commitment to the horticultural and poultry sectors by confirming measures to provide stability, including the allocation for the Seasonal Worker visa route for 2025.
Ruth Davis has been appointed the first UK’s Special Representative for Nature.
Nine people have been sentenced for the operation of an illegal waste site in rural Lincolnshire, following an investigation by the Environment Agency.
Water resources are healthy following the wettest 12 months in England since 1836
Defra announces internal regulatory review led by economist Dan Corry
Environment Agency launches Flood Action Week to ensure every person knows their flood risk, marking one year on from Storm Babet
Consultations open for five new draft Fisheries Management Plans to secure the sustainability of UK fish stocks
The UK’s International Climate Finance (ICF) results published today outline how it has helped 110 million people adapt to the effects of climate change.
Additional 5 billion litres of water needed every day by 2050.
UK farmers and traders will once again be able to export poultry to South Africa
The Environment Agency warns public to continue taking care following the recent flooding
The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) is today (1 October) celebrating a decade of its world-leading efforts to safeguard both animal and plant health on the domestic and international stage.
The Government has announced new laws to support precision breeding technology which will increase food production, reduce costs to farmers and allow drought and disease resistant crops to be grown.
Food and farming businesses to benefit from new export access to US
Minister Hardy and Philip Duffy discussed the response to flooding in central England
The mitigation measures will help to prevent the spread of ASF across the border, protecting the pig sector worth over £8 billion to the UK economy
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