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Plans for a £1million project to restore wetland habitat, open up the river for fish and improve access at a Teesside country park will be on display next week.
The owner of a closed down waste site which went up in flames has received a suspended jail sentence after a successful prosecution by the Environment Agency.
The Environment Agency is working together with partners at Groundwork North East & Cumbria and Yorkshire Wildlife Trust on the pilot project.
EA Chair Alan Lovell delivers a speech at the annual Coastal Futures Conference
More work is needed to ensure the protection, recovery and restoration of our coastal and marine environment, and to enable coastal populations to thrive.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
The Environment Agency has successfully prosecuted an angler from Nottingham who was caught fishing without a licence at Castle Donington.
Fishing without a licence has cost anglers a total of £2,490 in penalties.
Wayne Mixture also ordered to pay £5,000 costs and handed a Court Remediation Order
100 flood-risk staff worked night and day using barriers and pumps to protect 4,100 homes and businesses in Severn and Wye catchments from January flood.
Three firms prosecuted by Environment Agency for storing wood which posed fire risk
The Environment Agency publishes it's 21/22 fisheries annual report revealing how rod licence income has been spent to enhance and protect England's fisheries.
Sir James Bevan outlines a vision for the city of the future
The Environment Agency and the local authorities in Somerset have removed the major incident status declared last week as flood risk in the county has reduced.
The Environment Agency has launched a new campaign to raise awareness of actions communities in the Erewash area of Derbyshire can take to prepare for flooding.
Fishing without a licence has cost five anglers from Yorkshire almost £2,000
Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive at the Environment Agency spoke of climate optimism and the value of research at a visit to the University of East Anglia.
Environment Agency releases 300 blue-dyed barbel to boost population in Berkshire river. Anglers asked to monitor survival and growth rates
Fareham firm admits illegal sewage spread
Environment Agency and local authorities in Somerset declare a major incident as a precautionary move due to flood risk in the county.
Anglian Water pays a total of £560,170 in a fine and costs after raw sewage discharge killed 5,000 fish in Northamptonshire river.
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