Defra’s response to coverage on Thames Water
Defra’s response to coverage on Thames Water
Today’s blog covers Defra’s response to media coverage on Thames Water.
Today’s blog covers Defra’s response to media coverage on Thames Water.
There has been news reporting of our ban on horticultural peat. In 2011 we agreed to a voluntary phase out of the sale of peat and peat-containing products by 2020, and repeatedly stated that we would legislate if this was …
On Thursday 23rd March, the Precision Breeding Act become law. The Act sets in motion changes to allow farmers to grow crops which are drought and disease resistant, reduce use of fertilisers and pesticides, and help breed animals that are …
Today, we are looking at coverage following the decision to retain the cut-off date for registering historic rights of way (HRoW).
Today, we are looking at coverage of Ofwat’s announcement of new powers to take enforcement action against water companies that do not link dividend payments to performance.
There has been coverage today in the Daily Express (p2), Mail Online, Independent, LBC Online, Vet Times and Yorkshire Post (p9) on the introduction of compulsory cat microchipping. To mark the launch, Environment Secretary Thérèse Coffey visited Battersea Dogs and …
Today, we are looking at coverage following the airing of the first episode of BBC Wild Isles.
There has been positive coverage in the Daily Express (p.9), on BBC Online, the Evening Standard, The Independent and Express and Star following His Majesty The King’s visit to the Animal Plant and Health Agency (APHA) in Weybridge.
Today, we are looking at coverage of Operator Self Monitoring in The i.
There has been both national and regional coverage of Defra’s announcement yesterday on the government’s plans to consult on proposed measures to ban industrial sandeel fishing within English waters, with aims to protect some of Britain’s much-loved seabirds including …
Today, we are looking at our response to the ‘Our Troubled Rivers’ documentary which ran on BBC2 on Sunday 5 March.