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 …
Today’s blog looks at a report from Windrush Against Sewage Pollution on illegal sewage spills.
Plans to boost nature recovery and safeguard England’s iconic national parks for future generations were set out by the Environment Secretary George Eustice on Saturday 15 January.
Yesterday (13 January), Environment Secretary George Eustice joined Dame Joanna Lumley at Alford’s Technologies to observe a demonstration of high order detonation (explosion) and low order deflagration methods of removing unexploded ordnance (munitions). This received coverage in the Express, Sun, Daily Mail and on ITV News.
Today’s blog post looks at coverage of the Environmental Audit Committee’s report on water quality in rivers.
A look into today's coverage on how the Environment Agency responds to pollution incidents .
On today's blog we look into coverage of our consultation to ensure wildlife can be better protected and enhanced in developments.
Today’s blog looks at coverage of the Public Accounts Committee’s report on the environmental land management schemes, published on 9 January.
The UK government announced a £75 million investment to modernise the UK fishing industry and level up coastal communities.
On Thursday 16th December, Food Minister Prentis signed into law legislation that removes the requirement for VI-1 certificates on all wine imported to Great Britain from 1st January 2022. This received coverage across national and trade media outlets, including The …
UK secures £190m worth of fishing opportunities for fishing industry