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A farm company and its director has been fined and ordered to pay costs totalling almost £8,000 after failing to ensure land spreading did not cause pollution.
A man has been given two months to clear waste from an illegal site in North Yorkshire following an investigation by the Environment Agency.
The EA, working closely with Natural England, has secured the largest ever environmental commitment from water companies since privatisation.
Drop-in event will be held at Newtown Community Resource Centre on 5th Feb for residents to find out more about work to restore parts of Lustrum Beck.
The Environment Agency has launched its final consultation today on a permit application to open a landfill site at Lower Hare Farm in Whitestone near Exeter.
A woodland restoration project has received a boost after a Teesside company paid £290,000 to Tees Valley Wildlife Trust for breaching its Environmental Permit.
A Huddersfield company has been fined and ordered to pay costs totalling almost £9,000 after it polluted a river with bleach and killed hundreds of fish.
A response from Philip Duffy, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency to the Prime Minister on a new approach to regulators and regulations to support economic growth.
Anglers from Walsall, Evesham and Burton-upon-Trent have been found guilty of fishing illegally.
‘Blue-bellied’ barbel have been released into the wild by the Environment Agency to see how far they travel.
Three men were arrested near Peterborough on 21 January.
Three anglers from Nottingham and one from Loughborough have been found guilty of fishing illegally in cases brought by the Environment Agency.
Routine checks by the Environment Agency caught a Cornish angler fishing without a rod licence, costing him £249.
A Norfolk farmer with a history of environmental offending has been fined for taking and using more water than permitted.
Shingle recycling on the beach between Shoreham and Lancing to help reduce the risk of coastal flooding. Essential maintenance needed following winter storms.
The Environment Agency’s National Coarse Fish Rearing Unit in Calverton, Nottinghamshire produced and stocked 510,488 fish in 2024.
Chief Regulator calls for Environment Agency to have “more teeth” against those falling short of high standards
The Environment Agency has successfully prosecuted a Nottinghamshire man for illegally fishing for crayfish on the River Derwent.
Fishing without a licence has cost an angler from Stafford a fine of £220 plus £836.50 costs and a victim surcharge of £88.
A farming business has been fined and ordered to pay costs totalling more than £10,000 for twice polluting a watercourse and breaching slurry regulations.
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