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Results 11 - 20 of 81 News Releases

Working Together to protect our rivers and streams

South West

Members of the public are invited to help shape the future of our water environment and that means a lake, river, stream or pond near you!

Published: 29-Jun-12

Beetles to be released to help control invasive water plant

Anglian

The Environment Agency is once again turning to an unusual ally to combat a fast-growing, invasive water plant.

Published: 28-Jun-12

Lincolnshire blitz – will you be fishing legally?

Anglian

With the England Football team out of the UEFA Euro 2012 championship, many anglers will be taking the opportunity to visit their local fishery – and they need to make sure they are fishing legally.

Published: 28-Jun-12

Culverts cleared to reduce the risk of flooding in Earby

North East

Environment Agency officers have completed structural repairs and cleared culverts in Earby, Lancashire, as part of a project to reduce the risk of flooding.

Published: 28-Jun-12

Cornish haulage company fined for waste offences

South West

The owner of a haulage and waste management company has been ordered to pay more than £100,000 in fines and costs for illegally disposing of thousands of tonnes of waste at two sites in Cornwall.

Published: 28-Jun-12

Flood warning for Midlands and Northern England

National

Environment Agency urges people to prepare for flooding

Published: 28-Jun-12

Heavy rain forecast for Yorkshire and the North East

North East

Over the next two days, there are some heavy showers expected for Yorkshire and the North East.

Published: 28-Jun-12

900 Calderdale properties hit by serious floods

North East

Environment Agency officers have been working with local residents and Calderdale Council to deal with the aftermath of the serious Calderdale flooding, which saw around 900 properties flooded during the exceptional weather conditions last week.

Published: 27-Jun-12

Compulsory release of all salmon and sea trout introduced on River Wye to safeguard stocks

Midlands,Wales

A new byelaw has come into force on the River Wye this week aimed at safeguarding its salmon and sea trout population, Environment Agency Wales has confirmed.

Published: 27-Jun-12

Anglers warned to remember rod licence in Agency blitz

Wales

Nearly seven per cent of anglers in some of Wales’ best known fishing spots did not have a valid rod licence, Environment Agency Wales has revealed.

Published: 27-Jun-12

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