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Boris Johnson embarks on a 2-day visit to the Gulf focused on Yemen, the Iranian nuclear deal and Saudi Vision 2030.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Environment Agency has released thousands of fish into rivers in the north east during 2017 to boost stocks and help natural recovery
Restrictions to help lower emissions from combustion plants and generators will come into force after agreement by parliament
Last year the Environment Agency successfully prosecuted 108 individuals and companies for waste and fishing offences in the North East.
The meticulous approach to managing historical records at the Nucleus archive has secured the highest accolade from the government’s records regulator.
CoRWM is seeking applications for the position of Chair of the Committee.
The Environment Agency lowered water levels which revealed well-preserved clues about Somerset's heritage and wetlands.
The Floods Minister has marked the start of works on the Boston Barrier, a £100 million tidal flood defence which will protect 14,000 Lincolnshire properties.
The Antiques Road Trip visited the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office to learn about its 200-year history and modern capabilities
A consultation has been launched to shape Lincolnshire’s coastal flood risk management strategy
Crediton firm admits it should have checked farmers had necessary permits to accept the waste from building and construction sites.
Bat Expert Panel will help shape future bat conservation.
Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark has met with French ministers to discuss our approach to shared challenges.
New appointments to the Adaptation Sub-Committee of the Committee on Climate Change have been made.
Permission granted to top up reservoir from River Medway after prolonged dry period
Letter from Claire Perry MP to Lord Deben, chair of the Committee on Climate Change (CCC).
Action forms part of the Defra Hen Harrier Recovery Plan.
Vernon Coaker MP learns more about the Environment Agency and the flood defences that protect his constituents.
A consultation which aims to give communities and local organisations more say in the ways in which rivers are managed and maintained, has been launched today (15th January).
New steps have been announced to tackle problem waste sites, while a consultation will further help deal with crime and poor performance in the waste sector
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