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The Alternating Currents festival in downtown Davenport has announced it's lineup for 2023.

The Alternating Currents festival in downtown Davenport has announced it's lineup for 2023.

The cap of £250,000 is to be lifted after amendments to legislation, giving regulators powers to impose higher penalties.

Tonnes of rubbish was cleared from the River Derwent at the weekend by campaigners calling for a greater right to roam in England.

Environmental regulators will be able to charge polluters unlimited penalties for causing damage, the UK government has confirmed. The current limit of GBP250,000 is to be scrapped following a...

A water ration could be around the corner for Londoners as a leading environmentalist warns chalk streams are at risk of drying up.

Water could be rationed “imminently” across north London, a leading environmentalist has warned.

The UK government has announced its plans to scrap the cap on civil penalties and significantly broaden their scope to target a much wider range of polluters.

A leading environmentalist tells City Hall streams that provide London with water are drying up.

River Action chief executive James Wallace made his comments at a Greater London Authority hearing about Thames Water.