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Healey announces “green overhaul” for planning system

Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Housing and Planning Minister John Healey has today announced proposals to update planning rules for three planning policies to help councils to tackle climate change.

RSPB warns “tidal barrage could destroy Mersey estuary”

Wednesday, 10 March 2010
The RSPB is warning that a tidal barrage across the Mersey could destroy wildlife and bring floods – and that there is a chance that one could be built on the Estuary within the next ten years, despite warnings from conservationists.

Keith residents to benefit from new £1M SEPA flood warning scheme

Wednesday, 10 March 2010
More than 38 homes and businesses in Keith will benefit from a new scheme designed to protect vulnerable communities in the Deveron catchment from the threat of flooding.

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Thicker sludge saves time and money

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Hydro-Brake® flow control specified to relieve Yorkshire flooding

Hydro International’s Hydro-Brake® Flow Controls have been installed into a new dam, near Devil’s Bridge, on the Blackburn Brook, just outside Sheffield.

Lanes for Drains opens Welsh depot

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Water quality engineers take inspection services into the deep

Water quality engineering firm Panton McLeod has celebrated its first work in the UK tourism industry after helping to inspect a water tank at one of the country’s biggest aquariums.