There has been extensive discussion about the changes to Agricultural Property Relief, announced in the Budget on 30 October. The government inherited a £22 billion hole in the public finances, and we had to make difficult decisions at the Budget …
Coverage of our upcoming Resources and Waste strategy.
Coverage of the now complete £16 million Teesside flood scheme, Natural Flood Management in Suffolk, Minister Coffey writes to Swindon Council, and Minister Rutley visits the Scottish drinks industry
Minister Rutley's visit to Bradford and our response to the EAC's latest comments.
Collins Oxford Dictionary has chosen ‘single-use’ as its word of 2018.
Coverage in the Telegraph of our guidance on pet travel.
A new Statutory Instrument introduced in Parliament to tighten measures around the import of olive trees and our rebuttal to the Guardian's article on air pollution.
BBC Countryfile interview on tree health and biosecurity and our response to a Guardian article on Brexit readiness.
Puppy smuggling in the Sunday Mirror and Minister Coffey on a new design to help beat plastic pollution.
Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy Cover Today Environment Minister Thérèse Coffey joined pupils from Saxmundham Primary School in Suffolk to plant her contribution to the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy Cover (QCC). The QCC is a network of forest conservation initiatives across the Commonwealth, …
The government has today launched a consultation on marine licencing requirements, as part of its ongoing drive to clean up our seas.