The Environment Agency’s National Coarse Fish Farm near Calverton, in Nottinghamshire, produced a record breaking number of fish in 2018.
Link: Press release: Record breaking year for Environment Agency’s National Coarse Fish Farm
Source: Environment Agency
As part of the River Thames Scheme work to manage environmental impact, further archaeological surveys are being carried out this year.
Link: News story: River Thames Scheme: Archaeological Surveys 2018
Source: Environment Agency
As part of the River Thames Scheme work to manage environmental impact, further ecological and environmental surveys are being carried out this year.
Link: News story: River Thames Scheme: Environmental Surveys 2018
Source: Environment Agency
During 2018, the outline design for River Thames Scheme was developed. The final outline design is now complete.
Link: News story: River Thames Scheme Outline Design
Source: Environment Agency
Sheffield man to pay £600 after avoiding a £30 annual licence
Link: Press release: Man found fishing without a licence in Newark nets £600 penalty
Source: Environment Agency
Two men from Kettering and Rushden have been fined for fishing without a licence.
Link: Press release: Environment Agency hooks illegal anglers from Northamptonshire
Source: Environment Agency
Today (5 April 2019) has seen the official opening of Starcross and Cockwood’s £4.8 million flood defence scheme.
Link: Press release: Environment Agency flood scheme for Starcross and Cockwood officially opened
Source: Environment Agency
Pilot scheme to remove the fast growing invasive species floating pennywort on River Colne
Link: Press release: Nipping Floating Pennywort in the bud!
Source: Environment Agency
Natural England in partnership with the Environment Agency, Defra and local water companies unveils this year’s champion young farmers
Link: Press release: The Great Farm Challenge – Educating the next generation of farmers
Source: Environment Agency
Yorkshire Water offered a charity donation to resolve an investigation into a sewage pollution event at the Pissy Beds Drain near Hatfield Colliery
Link: Press release: Sewage pollution leads to £200,000 restorative charity donation
Source: Environment Agency
