N.Ireland
With more and more livestock being turned out, NI Water is reminding farmers to check their land and farm buildings for leaks.
Environment
The wet start to this year has allowed for water levels in England to recover from last year's drought, according to the Environment Agency.
DAERA is among several authorities being investigated over the regulation of sewage discharges into Belfast Lough.
The National Drought Group (NDG) has warned that the current drought affecting the UK is to continue throughout autumn
A farmer in Northern Ireland has been convicted and fined in court for a water pollution offence committed last year
Rural Life
The UK's National Drought Group met yesterday (Monday, August 11) with the current water shortfall...
Agri-Business
The National Farmers Union (NFU) have secured 150 abstraction licences for farmers in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire
Dairy
Over the last number of days, the severe heat has more than likely tested your water system and troughs as the herd's water intake increased
A court in Northern Ireland has fined a farmer for a water pollution offence arising from “farm effluent” being discharged into a river.
NI Water has urged farmers across the region to check their land and buildings for water leaks amid waning supplies
Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Andrew Muir is urging the public to help monitor water quality in Northern Ireland.
Almost €21 million in funding is to be allocated to three projects focussing on the management and improvement of water quality.
As the slurry season comes to an end, Northern Ireland (NI) Water is reminding farmers to protect watercourses when spreading slurry...
NFU Cymru has said that the review of the Water Resources Regulations must deliver practical changes to make them more "workable" on farm.
The Environment Agency has said its annual report on the environmental performance of England's...
The National Farmers' Union of Wales (NFU Cymru) has launched an online survey for farmers to...
New Secretary of State for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), Steve Reed, has announced steps towards ending the "crisis" in the water sector.
Anglian Water Services Ltd has been ordered to pay over £50,000 for failing, without reasonable excuse, to provide records by the EA.
