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Showing all news releases for May 2012

Results 1 - 10 of 34 News Releases

  • Flood plans for Llechryd

    Wales

    People living in Llechryd, Ceredigion, are being asked for their views on Environment Agency Wales plans to reduce flood risk in the village.

    Published: 22-May-12

  • Algae not sewage on beaches

    Wales

    Environment Agency Wales is reassuring members of the public that what appears to be washed up sewage on some beaches in Swansea and Pembrokeshire is in fact just a decaying form of algae.

    Published: 22-May-12

  • Pioneering efforts to save native crayfish

    Wales

    Environment Agency Wales has released 500 juvenile crayfish into a tributary of the River Irfon as part of continued efforts to save the species from extinction.

    Published: 18-May-12

  • Waste offender’s permit revoked

    Wales

    A prominent North Wales builder and waste operator is no longer able to work in the waste industry after his permit to carry and store waste was revoked.

    Published: 16-May-12

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