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Government sets out its vision for developing a commercial fusion industry in the UK that will deliver skilled jobs, investment and growth.
The Environment Agency has replaced a culvert and added a playground to Mousehole School in Cornwall.
UK–Turkmenistan Climate Finance Forum highlights opportunities for green investment and sustainable growth.
New powers will allow officers to intervene earlier and bring more criminals to justice
The Energy Secretary outlines measures to protect consumers and make Britain energy secure.
Litter louts trashing our high streets, roads and community spaces could face losing their driving licences
A second arrest has been made as an investigation into suspected illegal waste dumping in Liverpool continues.
Perenco UK Ltd has been made to spend £6.1m putting right the damage done, in a package which includes big payouts to impacted parties and local good causes
The £1 million project has been announced to protect Minehead, Somerset from coastal flooding.
Plan to overhaul nuclear system will speed up building, strengthen national and energy security, and cut costs.
Michael Wade was charged on two counts of illegal water discharge activity. He was fined £340 and is to pay costs of £4,302.
Flooding on the B1127 between Wrentham and Southwold is set to reduce thanks to a new drainage system installed by Natural England in the Easton Valley.
Imerys Minerals Limited has paid £430,000 to the West Country Rivers Trust, to be used to restore water quality and improve fish migration.
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is inviting local people, coastal communities and all those who enjoy spending time in or on the water in The Wash and North Norfolk area to join their upcoming workshops.
Environment Agency plans to remove blight in time for new season “Sunk, wrecked, abandoned – they’ve got to go” says Deputy Director of Navigation
Reforms will strengthen conditions for joining and remaining in the queue for demand connections, and prioritise projects that deliver growth and jobs.
JD Spencer Farm Partnership was fined £7,000 and £8,944 of legal costs after two slurry pollution incidents impacted the Bristol Avon river.
Senior Veterinary Pharmacovigilance Assessor working on post-authorisation surveillance of veterinary medicines for the UK market.
The UK Embassy in Guatemala supported the launch of a new ABC News documentary, an audiovisual piece highlighting ongoing efforts to preserve the Maya Forest, one of the most strategic and biodiverse regions in Central Ameri…
The Environment Agency has opened a consultation into its ‘minded to’ decision to grant a permit variation to Angus Fire Limited in North Yorkshire.
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