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In today’s blog, we look at this morning’s Today programme piece on fishing post-Brexit which includes the UK’s talks with EU and Norway over access to waters and how we will develop a fishing policy that works for the whole of the UK
There is inaccurate coverage running in the Guardian and Independent following a new report published by the People’s Vote.
Today, there has been claims that Natural England is “crowdfunding” to deliver its statutory functions. These claims are simply untrue.
On today's blog we look at research on the link between air pollution and asthma and the UN climate change report.
On this afternoon’s blog the Environment Secretary welcomes news that the residents of Whaley Bridge are able to return to their homes following damage to Toddbrook Reservoir last week.
A look into today's coverage of potential impacts for operations of the Thames Barrier.
On this morning's blog we look at the first conviction under Finn’s Law, the Countryside Stewardship Facilitation fund, which is now open for applications, and the fish deaths in the river Sheppey.
Read today's blog to see the Environment Secretary's statement about the situation in Whaley Bridge, the Environment Secretary's recent visit to Countryfile Live and how Defra supports the RSPCA in stamping out illegal puppy trading.
Today's blog looks at the success of the 5p plastic bag charge as the Environment Secretary reveals bag sales are down by 90% since it the charge was introduced. Furthermore, the Rural Payments Agency confirms that overdue agri-environment claims have been fully paid, we provide clarification on government reconsideration of metaldehyde ban and National Parks Minister, Lord Garner, visits New Forest Show.
Coverage of National Heritage Lottery Fund’s announcement of new funding for the Natural England led Dynamic Dunescapes partnership project.