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  • Environment Agency charging scheme for waste (miscellaneous), including all amendments up to and including August 2025.

  • A programme to deliver training places to enable people to develop skills as installers and retrofit professionals within the retrofit and energy efficiency sector.

  • You may need to complete a wildfire management plan if you're applying for a licence to burn heather or grass on peat deeper than 30cm in a less favoured area.

  • Setting out how regulatory bodies can co-ordinate the separate processes for coastal development consents in England.

  • A guide to the law in England and Wales for home slaughter of livestock.

  • This Handbook sets out a standard way of recording hedgerows.

  • Details of poultry establishments that are approved members of the Poultry Health Scheme (PHS).

  • Use this guide and the templates to determine works within woodland supplement 1 for the control and management of deer.

  • A strategic overview for responses to marine pollution from shipping and offshore installations

  • Explains the dangers surrounding mycotoxins and the food safety regulations in place in the UK concerning them.

  • We are responsible for making sure that chemicals are not present in food at levels that would be of concern. We carry out research and surveillance and using that information, we can enforce controls to prevent chemical con…

  • Contracts for Difference final versions of the Standard Terms and Conditions for use in CfD Allocation Round 6 (AR6).

  • Appoint a panel engineer for your reservoir.

  • Environment Agency regulatory position on when you cannot comply with best available techniques associated emission limits (BAT-AELs) for certain substances discharged to sewer at chemical waste treatment installations.

  • What local planning authorities and developers should consider for development proposals and how to use agricultural land classification (ALC).

  • Guidance for businesses on authorisation of edible insects as novel foods.

  • How to spot BSE, what to do if you suspect it, measures you must take to prevent it and when you must have cattle tested.

  • If you work in heat networks, you could get up to £500 towards the cost of heat network training. A new list of training providers will be available shortly.

  • Organisers of bird gatherings must have a written contingency plan outlining what to do if there is suspicion or confirmation of notifiable avian disease at or near the gathering.

  • Find out how to control wild geese populations using egg oiling or by round-up and culling, if you’re permitted to do so under the terms of your licence.