Environment Agency confirms second consecutive summer of drought for much of the country, as July sees just seven per cent of expected rainfall
Defra reveals latest phase of waste crime crackdown saw 42 sites inspected, leading to over 30 criminal investigations
Court confirms watchdog has the authority to pursue criminal proceedings against former employees accused of trying to manipulate water tests
Defra continues crackdown on sewage spills and other environmental regulation breaches across England's water sector
Environment Agency reveals it has carried out more than 19,000 inspections of farms across England over the past five years, with 48 per cent revealing non-compliance issues
Campaign aims to change public's relationship with water and inspire behaviour change to tackle growing pressure on future supplies
Fresh funding aims to restore peatlands that can reduce carbon emissions, support nature recovery, and boost rural the economy
Group says parts of UK face increased drought risks this summer, as it warns 'every drop saved leaves more available for farmers, our local rivers and wildlife'
Defra promises tougher sentencing for 'waste cowboys' and more sophisticated identity, criminal record, and technical checks for waste handlers
Office for Environmental Protection warns of 'significant weaknesses' in the effectiveness, consistency, and oversight of the inspection regime for waste operations and installations in England