The EA is urging communities in England to remain vigilant as minor river and surface water flooding impacts are possible across parts of England
Link: Environment Agency urges communities to stay vigilant
Source: Environment Agency
River Great Ouse gets Christmas present with fish restocking
Environment Agency officers delivered a Christmas stocking with a difference as they released more than 13,000 fish into the River Great Ouse.
Link: River Great Ouse gets Christmas present with fish restocking
Source: Environment Agency
Heavy rain increases flood-risk across South East
Don’t drive through floodwater – stay away from swollen rivers.
Link: Heavy rain increases flood-risk across South East
Source: Environment Agency
Heavy rain to increase flood risk across Surrey
Surface water flooding and rise in river levels possible, along with disruption to travel.
Link: Heavy rain to increase flood risk across Surrey
Source: Environment Agency
Flood risk: Environment Agency warns communities to stay vigilant
Communities in England urged to check their flood risk and sign up to flood warnings with heavy rain expected over next few days
Link: Flood risk: Environment Agency warns communities to stay vigilant
Source: Environment Agency
Blaise Biogas anaerobic digestion facility seeks new environmental permit for Blaise Farm operations
Anaerobic digestion (AD) company applies for permit to process food waste and green waste at its facility in West Malling, Kent
Link: Blaise Biogas anaerobic digestion facility seeks new environmental permit for Blaise Farm operations
Source: Environment Agency
Hopkins Estates prosecuted for illegal riverbank work in Somerset
Developer fined for digging new pond without permission and dumping soil on water vole burrows.
Link: Hopkins Estates prosecuted for illegal riverbank work in Somerset
Source: Environment Agency
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WITHDRAWN – content under review
Link: WITHDRAWN – content under review
Source: Environment Agency
Severn Trent Water sewage pollution leads to charity donation
Severn Trent Water Ltd has paid £226,000 to the Trent Rivers Trust following a sewage pollution which caused the death of over 2,000 fish.
Link: Severn Trent Water sewage pollution leads to charity donation
Source: Environment Agency
Shropshire farmer fined £800 for dumping illegal waste
Had the dust been left to decompose in the pit, it had the potential to have a negative impact on the localised groundwater
Link: Shropshire farmer fined £800 for dumping illegal waste
Source: Environment Agency