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The Environment Agency’s Greatham Marsh Restoration Scheme in Hartlepool sees the return of the tide for the first time in over 200 years.
Environment Agency water control structures suffer repeated vandalism which puts lives at risk and worsens drought impacts. Public urged to report incidents.
National Drought Group met today as 71.3% of England now in drought
EA publishes latest data, providing detail on the health of England's rivers, lakes, estuaries and groundwater.
The Environment Agency has started a 7-week consultation on a new long sea outfall from Exmouth sewage treatment works.
Seven areas of England now officially in drought after record low rainfall and exceptionally high temperatures.
The Environment Agency is  taking action to protect  water supplies, wildlife, agriculture and navigation as dry weather  puts pressure on river levels.
Four former employees from Southern Water, including the former Chief Executive Officer Matthew Wright, face a charge of conspiracy to defraud.
The Environment Agency has moved Sussex into a state of prolonged dry weather, joining Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Change of status because of the environmental impact created by a lack of rainfall and high temperatures.
The Environment Agency is taking action to protect water supplies and wildlife in the Midlands as dry weather continues to place pressure on river levels.
Parts of southern, central, and eastern England move closer to drought status
The Environment Agency has secured £517,000 from United Utilities for sewage discharge breaches into the River Tame, funding environmental improvements.
Beaches forced to close, local trade hit, equipment failure and lack of oversight by company.
The Environment Agency is moving the area into a state of prolonged dry weather after England’s warmest spring on record and a series of summer heatwaves.
The Environment Agency has told South West Water it should pursue appropriate sewage treatment for the Isles of Scilly.
Southern Water has pleaded guilty after the Environment Agency found a dark plume of pollution from one of its sites in a Hampshire chalk stream.
The Environment Agency has changed the status of parts of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to prolonged dry weather
Half a million-pound financial penalties introduced in latest crackdown on polluting water companies
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
18,771 new homes in East Anglia, Lincolnshire and the Home Counties closer to being built
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