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Summary reports on dry weather and drought in England in 2026 and how it affects public water supply, agriculture, energy and the environment.
1. Summary All parts of England received rainfall, ranging from 14mm in…
1. Summary It was the wettest week since early February, with rainfall…
1. Summary Despite recent rainfall and cooler weather, drought conditions…
1. Summary Despite recent rainfall and cooler weather, conditions remain…
1. Summary Warm and dry weather continued for much of England, with many…
1. Summary The week to date saw the seventh consecutive week of less than…
1. Summary For much of England it has been another dry week, with less…
1. Summary There has been minimal rainfall across England in this latest…
1. Summary July has continued to be very dry with only 3% of the long term…
1. Summary The end of June and start of July has been very dry and very…
Reporting against VMD published standards up to 31 March 2027.
Monthly reports on rainfall, soil moisture deficit, river flows, groundwater levels and reservoir levels.
August brought much needed rainfall to many parts of England, although all…
July was the driest on record for England, with just 10% of long term…
June was the wettest month since February, with more than two-thirds of…
May was the third dry month in a row, with most of the country receiving…
April was the second dry month in a row, with most of the country…
March was a drier month with most of England receiving below average…
February was another wet month for much of England as it received 170% of…
January was a wet month for much of England as it received 150% of the…
Weekly reports on rainfall and river flow in England for the last 3 months.
UK quota management spreadsheets showing uptake of fish catches by each producer organisation against their allocations for the year.
Annual TB monitoring data for each badger control area licensed from 2013 up to and including 2024.
Monthly UK statistics on cattle, sheep and pig slaughter and meat production.
Quarterly statistical release on the number of heat pumps installed in the United Kingdom.
Previously published quarterly statistic notices on the movement testing for tuberculosis (TB) in cattle in Great Britain.
Quarterly statistics on tuberculosis (TB) movement tests on cattle in Great Britain.
Data on the UK’s renewables sector, including capacity, electricity generation and liquid biofuels consumption.
Previously published copies of the monthly Accredited Official statistics publication on the number of cattle, sheep and pigs slaughtered in the UK.
Animal feed statistics are based on surveys and provide information on the quantities of feed used in Northern Ireland on a monthly, quarterly and annual basis
Average livestock and crop prices for Northern Ireland, Quarterly.
Monthly reporting against our service standard for answering general enquiries for the period April 2026 to March 2027.
Details of a notification to release a precision bred rapeseed plant in England.
Number of SFI agreements at 1st September 2026, following closure of first application window for SFI 2026.
Data, and supporting documents, from the People and Nature Survey covering the period 1 April 2025 - 31 March 2026.
Annual statistics on farm business income in England.
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