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Designated sites include first-ever site on the River Thames in London
New drive could help reduce environmental impact
New flood defences already operational, protecting homes through wet months and set to help prevent an estimated £10 billion in damage
A four‑week seabed mapping survey will bring together scientists from 11 organisations to improve understanding of the marine environment.
Record £8.5 million funding secured through enforcement action will be reinvested directly into repairing harm to rivers and habitats
Following an Environment Agency investigation, United Utilities pleaded guilty to introducing thousands of fish into Bessy Brook, near Bolton, without a permit.
Environment Agency completes record number of water company inspections driving improved performance across the sector
Environment Agency water enforcement team increases by almost fivefold since 2023
New data published today by the Environment Agency shows a significant reduction in both the number and duration of storm overflow spills across England compared to 2024
Heavy rainfall sees water levels recover across England with all areas now back to normal status
£830m in funding for flood schemes for 2026/27 to improve protection for tens of thousands of homes and businesses – part of record investment of at least £10.5 billion between 2024-2036
Around 300,000 low‑income households will see lower water bills thanks to the biggest overhaul of WaterSure in nearly 30 years.
Water Minister Emma Hardy delivered the opening keynote speech at the World Water-Tech Innovation Summit in London
The public is urged to remain vigilant
Proposed sites include the first ever on the River Thames in London
Emma Hardy spoke with EA officers on the ground to learn more about the response.
Funding will support repair, maintenance and long-term projects.
New framework will protect public health and the environment from risks posed by PFAS.
New Coastal Adaptation Pilots to help England's most at-risk coastal areas prepare for climate change.
Streamlined agriculture rules to cut duplication and make it easier for farmers to drive down water pollution
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