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The Environment Agency has prosecuted a Midlands company for failing to complete safety works on a Lancashire reservoir.
On 1 November 2024 the Environment Agency re-opened the initial consultation into an environmental permit application for an incinerator near Swadlincote.
It would have been cheaper for an angler to have bought a rod licence after he was caught and fined.
The Official Partners sponsoring the UK's Pavilion at COP29 are: AVEVA, UK Corporate Leaders Group, DP World, National Grid, Octopus Energy, SSE and Standard Chartered.
Foreign Secretary David Lammy visits Nigeria and South Africa.
Breakthrough deal struck on sharing the benefits from Digital Sequence Information (DSI) at CBD COP16 in Colombia
The UK's prototype fusion energy powerplant programme will be led by UK Industrial Fusion Solutions Ltd.
The Fish Health Inspectorate (FHI) have found Koi herpesvirus (KHV) disease in fish at the following sites in England and Wales
Burning household waste can cause pollution, harm people, wildlife and the environment and could lead to a fine of up to £50,000.
Historic injustice reversed as 112,000 former coalminers finally have £1.5 billion from their pension scheme transferred to them, boosting their pensions.
November is the 200th anniversary of the Great Gale of 1824. It killed nearly 100 people and destroyed villages along the south coast of England.
Members met on Anglesey to learn more about the potential new nuclear development at its Closed and Open Plenary meetings.
The government will consult on updated environmental guidance for offshore oil and gas projects, following a Supreme Court ruling.
• UK to kickstart new international efforts to protect and restore nature at COP16 biodiversity conference with a renewed drive to implement the Global Biodiversity Framework
The government has appointed Phil Stocker as Independent Chair of the newly formed Dartmoor Land Use Management Group
The companies have been ordered to pay fines and costs in excess of £90,000 for causing trade effluent to pollute 3 kilometres of a Worcestershire brook.
Clear warning to unregistered boat owners on the Thames as owners failed to register their boats despite warnings. More to face court in coming months
The Environment Agency has prosecuted a Leicester angler who was caught fishing in the close season and without a licence on the River Soar in May this year.
Consultation on proposed changes to improve the planning system for large energy projects in Scotland.
Environment Agency publishes mid-programme report for its £200 million Flood and Coastal Innovation Programmes
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