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Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has received a financial boost after the Environment Agency accepted an Enforcement Undertaking offer from Swanline Print Ltd.
Every storm overflow across England’s water network is now monitored.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
A court order has been extended, prohibiting anyone from entering or depositing waste on the site in Eastchurch, known locally as Eastchurch Gap.
The Environment Agency is warning of potential flooding on The Norfolk Broads and the Norfolk and Suffolk coast this afternoon (21st Dec) and into tomorrow.
The Environment Agency has successfully prosecuted a Nottingham man who operated three illegal waste sites in the East Midlands.
Over 48,000 fish receive new homes in the South East thanks to the Environment Agency’s annual restocking programme
Rivers feeding the River Loddon restocked for healthy habitats.
Thousands of fish have found new homes in the West Midlands in time for Christmas thanks to the Environment Agency’s annual stocking programme.
Fines and costs dwarf price of fishing licence
The Environment Agency is urging river users to follow advice to stop the spread of the invasive signal crayfish after a population was found in the River Esk.
The Environment Agency publishes its 2022/23 Annual Fisheries Report that shows how rod licence income has been spent.
Environment Agency field teams in the Thames Valley and Surrey have been clearing blockages from watercourses to reduce the risk of winter flooding.
The National Drought Group reiterates importance of sectors continuing to plan and invest for all weather events, despite third wettest autumn this century.
Barclay: Unlimited financial penalties for environmental offences will mean ‘polluters always pay’.
The first phase of 2 innovative projects to reduce metal pollution from abandoned lead and zinc mines near Middleton-in-Teesdale has recently been completed.
The £2.5m flood scheme will held defend 26 homes in Toronto Close, after flooding of recent years. Protection includes an embankment, wall and gates.
Skipper skipped almost £400 in fees.
Fines, costs, and compensation total £20,391. Magistrates say the offence was committed for ‘greed and profit’
Environment Agency teams in East Anglia and Lincolnshire are today reflecting on the 10th anniversary of the 2013 floods.
Environment Agency takes further steps to modernise rod licencing to increase fishing benefits for anglers
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