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Environment Agency Officers are investigating reports of large-scale fly-tipping across Essex.
Environment Agency launches Flood Awareness Campaign.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Environment Agency embarks on its annual winter programme of major repairs and refurbishments to locks along the non-tidal River Thames.
The Property Flood Resilience Action Plan will see Government and industry help people better protect their properties from flooding.
Environment Agency surveys at Saltburn-by-the-Sea indicate mine water treatment scheme is helping restore a once heavily polluted Gill.
Anglers are reminded to remain by their rods at all times to prevent pike deaths when fishing as winter enforcement patrols start.
Funding announced for major new wildlife project to reopen the River Severn for fish and wildlife.
Flood warning equipment will provide water level information for the Merry Brook, which was previously not available.
Newcastle's Brunton Park flood scheme official opening event is attended by residents young and old.
Repairs to 40 metres of river bank will protect properties
On Thursday 27 October 2016 volunteers will be given awards as recognition for all their hard work and commitment over the past year.
Virtual testing takes place on the River Aire as part of the Leeds flood alleviation scheme.
Worcester businesses and residents reminded to make sure oil and fuel is stored and disposed of correctly and safely.
The Environment Agency is looking for members to join the Regional Flood and Coastal Committee (RFCC) which covers the River Great Ouse catchment.
Environment Agency's fisheries experts have released more than 5,000 fish into North East waters.
These appointments will help deliver service to boaters and boating businesses along the navigable, non-tidal River Thames.
The Environment Agency presented today (13 October 2016) its 5 year review of tidal flood risk indicators in the Thames estuary.
The Environment Agency is testing new flood technology as part of a winter readiness training exercise involving 1,000 staff.
Training exercise will test the response of emergency services
Environment Agency officers stopped and checked 60 vehicles carrying waste in an operation in the North East.
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