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More time to have a say on proposed energy from waste facility.
Waste disposal was the focus of a day of inspections by the Environment Agency.
The Environment Agency is set to carry out vital repair work to the sea wall at Walton on the Naze in Essex.
The Thames Barrier is to close this morning and reopen this afternoon to ensure London is protected from the risk of flooding.
A £50 million flood alleviation scheme in Leeds which uses moveable weir technology – a first for flood risk reduction in the UK opened today (4 October 2017)
Today (4 October 2017) the Environment Agency has opened a consultation on a proposed chicken farm in Nancegollan.
A new fish pass in the north east has led to juvenile fish being spotted upstream for the first time in 300 years.
The closed season allows salmon to spawn in peace, encouraging the increased numbers seen in the East Midlands
The Environment Agency is helping north east pupils be better prepared for flooding in a series of interactive information sessions.
Plans for a proposed new inter-tidal wildlife habitat at Arne Moors, Dorset, will be unveiled next week at a drop-in event in Wareham.
Unsuspecting landowners in the North East foot the bill for criminals who illegally dump large amounts of waste.
A Dorset seaside resort made famous by the television drama Broadchurch will be the location of an Environment Agency training exercise next week (Tuesday 26 September 2017).
Emma Howard Boyd will open the new defence which will cut flood risk to 200 homes and give better protection to a major Somerset road.
Public invited to see the options being considered
The Environment Agency is preparing to run a major flood exercise to the north of Romsey on 27 September.
Emma Howard Boyd to speak at conference celebrating partnership work protecting nation's iconic Peak District and South Pennine moorland
Combining 2 nature reserves at Hesketh in Lancashire marks great step forward for conservation and flood resilience.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Get close to nature, free activities with environment and conservation experts
Salmon population spreading in Derbyshire due to improved water quality and removal of barriers
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