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  • Leek’s flood warning service destroyed

    Midlands

    The Environment Agency’s river level monitoring equipment on the River Churnet has been destroyed, possibly by vandals, preventing us from providing a life-saving flood warning service to Leek and Leekbrook.

    Published: 01-Apr-10

  • Work begins on Pershore Flood Alleviation Scheme

    Midlands

    Following the approval of the final section of the planning permission on the 4 March 2010, the Environment Agency will be ready to start building Pershore Flood Alleviation Scheme on 7 April 2010.

    Published: 01-Apr-10

  • Angling hits the bull’s eye with youngsters

    Anglian

    Members of the Essex Boys Club have been invited to have a go at fishing at Bobby George Lakes near Ardleigh, Essex on Wednesday 7th April. The Environment Agency has organised the event as part of their drive to encourage people to take up fishing

    Published: 01-Apr-10

  • Environment Agency trawls for illegal fishermen

    Midlands

    Specialist fisheries enforcement officers from the Environment Agency will be targeting illegal elver fishing on the lower Severn in the Gloucester area this weekend

    Published: 01-Apr-10

  • Net closes on fish thieves

    Midlands

    The Environment Agency is investigating reports of fish anglers stealing fish and illegally moving them to other fisheries in the Shrewsbury area.

    Published: 01-Apr-10

  • Testing Great Yarmouth flood defences

    Anglian

    A major exercise is being carried out by the Environment Agency simulating an incident where a ship has collided with and demolished a section of the Agency’s flood defence wall at Bollard Quay, South Town Road, Great Yarmouth.

    Published: 30-Mar-10

  • Help tackle fly-tipping in Milton Keynes

    Anglian

    Commercial gardeners, tree surgeons, landscapers and the householders who employ them can help reduce fly-tipping by using the Environment Agency’s waste carrier registration system.

    Published: 30-Mar-10

  • Protected river put at risk

    Anglian

    A mile of watercourse was polluted by sewage effluent from Marsh Farm at Wrangle, Boston Magistrates’ Court heard today (Mon).

    Published: 30-Mar-10

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