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Plans to relax regulations on pollution for new housing developments have been widely condemned by environmental groups who have accused the Government of backtracking on its commitments to clean up the UK’s rivers.Current restrictions prevent deve...

AROUND 2,500 new homes across Cumbria may be able to be built after the Government announced proposed changes to legislation linked to river…

Hampshire conservation groups and politicians have reacted to the governments plans to boost housing by relaxing environment rules.

Frontrunners to be the next NFU president will have had their notepads out this week to analyse what is shaping up to be a contender for the most

Britains largest nature conservation charity launched a furious attack on the trio - they had betrayed their environmental pledges.

Government to spend £280m tackling farm run-off and waste water treatment to offset move

Housebuilders have given a warm welcome to government plans to scrap regulations aimed at mitigating river pollution in a move ministers said could allow

Farmers in England are set to lose access to a fledgling private nutrient offset market, potentially worth millions of pounds to participants, after the

The housing secretary Michael Gove is planning a major change to rules on waterway pollution in a bid to build thousands more homes in England.

EU-derived legislation blocking the construction of an estimated 140,000 houses is to be axed.