tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/search/news-and-communicationsNews and communications2025-05-16T07:50:25+01:00HM Governmenttag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/young-leaders-and-future-diplomats-in-policy-simulation2025-05-16T07:50:25+01:00Young leaders and future diplomats in policy simulationUK supports water diplomacy in Central Asia: Dr Undala Alam Engages Turkmenistan鈥檚 young leaders and future diplomats in policy simulation.tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/west-country-water-lovers-urged-to-lend-a-hand-to-bathing-waters2025-05-15T10:54:10+01:00West Country water lovers urged to lend a hand to bathing watersCommunities who campaigned to turn their favourite spots into official bathing waters asked to help the Environment Agency make them cleaner to swim in. tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/environment-agency-starts-sampling-devon-and-cornwalls-beaches2025-05-15T10:22:50+01:00Environment Agency starts sampling Devon and Cornwall's beachesEnvironment Agency sampling of Devon and Cornwall's 155 monitored beaches has started and will run through until the end of September.聽
tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/new-bathing-water-season-for-hampshire-isle-of-wight-and-sussex2025-05-15T10:02:28+01:00New bathing water season for Hampshire, Isle of Wight and SussexEnvironment Agency monitoring of the 56 designated bathing waters between Highcliffe and Hastings Pelham have started ahead of summer. tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/bathing-water-season-in-england-begins-as-applications-re-open2025-05-15T00:01:03+01:00Bathing water season in England begins as applications re-open皇冠体育app Environment Agency will be testing water quality more than 7000 times during the seasontag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/publications/cma-response-to-the-independent-water-commissions-call-for-evidence2025-05-14T12:00:18+01:00CMA response to the Independent Water Commission's call for evidence皇冠体育app Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published its response to the Independent Water Commission's call for evidence, in relation to the water sector in England and Wales.tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/ea-steps-up-dry-weather-prep-after-driest-spring-start-since-19562025-05-07T14:39:27+01:00EA steps up dry weather prep after driest spring start since 1956Driest start to spring in 69 years across England. tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/polluting-water-bosses-face-up-to-two-years-in-prison2025-04-24T22:30:07+01:00Polluting water bosses face up to two years in prisonNew laws in force today mark the toughest sentencing powers against law-breaking water executives in history.
tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/consultation-on-recovering-costs-for-water-company-enforcement2025-04-14T10:22:15+01:00Consultation on recovering costs for water company enforcementEnvironment Agency launches consultation on cost recovery for water company enforcement activities.tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/cambridge-waste-water-treatment-plant-relocation-dco-decision-announced2025-04-08T14:19:30+01:00Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant Relocation DCO decision announced皇冠体育app Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant Relocation application has today been granted development consent by the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/rise-in-unlicensed-wells-and-boreholes-on-west-country-farms2025-04-08T09:13:51+01:00Rise in unlicensed wells and boreholes on West Country farms皇冠体育app Environment Agency is warning farmers with private springs, wells and boreholes to check they are taking water legally from the environment. tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/environmental-permit-reforms-to-empower-regulators-to-slash-business-red-tape2025-04-08T00:00:00+01:00Environmental permit reforms to empower regulators to slash business red tapeUK and Welsh Governments launch joint consultation to reform environmental permitting regulations, supporting UK Government鈥檚 Plan for Changetag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/west-country-creates-sources-of-water-in-unlikeliest-places2025-04-03T12:05:41+01:00West Country creates sources of water in unlikeliest places聽Devon and Cornwall is leading the way in innovative water sources as the West Country鈥檚 industrial legacy is turned into gigantic water holes.tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/environment-agency-storm-overflow-spill-data-for-20242025-03-27T09:52:41+00:00Environment Agency storm overflow spill data for 2024Spill count and duration remains unacceptably high across England. Data analysis and stricter rules to reduce pollution going forward.tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/reed-sewage-spill-data-a-disgrace2025-03-27T09:40:37+00:00Reed: Sewage spill data a 鈥渄isgrace鈥�New sewage data shows small drop in the number of sewage spills in 2024, but duration has increased.tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/environment-agency-and-oxford-city-council-unlock-growth2025-03-20T14:43:09+00:00Environment Agency and Oxford City Council unlock growthPartnership unlocks 18,000 new homes whilst ensuring high standards of environmental protection, delivering change in line with Government鈥檚 plan for growth. tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/south-west-water-legal-challenge-to-reduce-charges-fails2025-03-14T15:10:49+00:00South West Water legal challenge to reduce charges fails皇冠体育app water company tried to have 12 charges against it for sewage spills from two sewage pumping stations in Cornwall dropped. tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/update-to-independent-water-commission-advisory-group2025-03-13T16:06:42+00:00Update to Independent Water Commission Advisory GroupAdditional member appointed to Independent Water Commission Advisory Group tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/nature-restoration-at-north-cave-wetlands-mark-end-of-water-tour2025-03-13T15:08:20+00:00Nature restoration at North Cave Wetlands mark end of water tourMinister for Water and Flooding, Emma Hardy, visited North Cave Wetlands to see how nature-based solutions help flooding. tag:www.gov.uk,2005:/government/news/water-investment-to-unlock-growth-in-east-of-england2025-03-13T15:07:57+00:00Water investment to unlock growth in East of EnglandEnvironment Secretary Steve Reed visited Cambridge to discuss the region鈥檚 urgent water needs.