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The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has warned that the current regulatory system requires substantial changes and is not working as well as it should to support nature recovery or economic growth

While this is positive news for water supplies, the National Drought Group says exceptional levels of rain have caused devastating flooding in many communities

Defra says it will 'halt criminals in their tracks' and help to speed-up justice

Over half of farmers experience waste crime on their land - now new surveillance and investigative measures aim to prevent criminals before they even get started

A prolific waste criminal who targeted farmland has been ordered to hand over more than £1.4 million for illegally dumping in excess of 4275 tonnes of waste across England

Upto 60mm of rain forecast for the south as Scotland and northern areas face snow and ice

Concerns rise over cattle turnout and soil health after 40-day deluge

The Environment Agency today (January 30) announced the arrest of two men aged 69 and 54 for environmental and money laundering offences

Agricultural waste management experts at BusinessWaste.co.uk highlight the current scale of the issue and offer guidance on what help is available to farmers and what further work is needed to deal with the issue

This month, Roger Evans discusses min-till, visits from the Environment Agency and farmers becoming ‘low-hanging fruit'