Brexit is more of a threat to the environment than Donald Trump, the chair of a powerful Commons committee has said.

One of the secrets to a hoppy, healthy rabbit is feeding it the right food, the British Veterinary Association (BVA) is highlighting ahead of Rabbit Awareness Week (2 – 10 June), as survey findings have shown that five of the top six rabbit health problems vets see in practice are attributable to poor diet.

Football leagues in the home nations should "show leadership" and crack down on single-use plastics at games, a top MP has said.

NOAH is proud to be a signatory to the UK Food Chain Manifesto, drawn up by organisations from the length and breadth of the food chain, representing farmers and their suppliers, through to food manufacturers and retailers.

England could be in line for a host of new national parks, under plans being considered by the Environment Secretary.

The government has announced today that badger control in the Low Risk Area of England will be permitted in areas identified as hotspots by the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA).

MEPs and stakeholders from the animal health industry gathered at the European Parliament to address key issues.

Cabinet splits have burst into the open once again as Michael Gove blamed Philip Hammond for an "entirely predictable" Lords defeat over plans for a 'Green Brexit'.

Ministers have announced a crackdown on wood burning stoves and diesel machinery in a bid to halve the number of people exposed to some of the worst air pollution by 2025.

Ministers are reportedly preparing to make the cost of manufacturing using unrecyclable plastics so “exorbitantly high” that it will end use of the materials altogether.

A UN environment expert has warned that Britain’s green agenda could suffer as a result of Brexit.

A tax on burning waste is being considered by the government as a way to increase plastic recycling.

Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee Mary Creagh argues the Government should follow parliament's lead and be bolder on plastic waste.

British Veterinary Association (BVA) President John Fishwick praised Scotland for implementing policies that prioritise keeping animals happy, healthy and safe during his speech at BVA’s annual Scottish Dinner on Tuesday 15 May.

There is “no doubt” food prices will rocket after Brexit if the UK fails to secure a free trade deal with the European Union, a cross-party group of peers has warned.

NOAH has welcomed Defra proposals for the future for UK food and farming as a progressive step towards improving animal health, welfare and sustainability. The consultation will incentivise methods of farming that reduce animal disease and monitor animal health and welfare.

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has urged government to fulfil its promises on maintaining and improving animal health and welfare in its post-Brexit agricultural policy.

Legislation making CCTV mandatory in all abattoirs in England has come into force from today.

By planting a tree for the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy MPs can both demonstrate their support for the Commonwealth and help save the world’s forests, writes Frank Field

Michael Gove has ditched plans for a blanket ban on controversial electric shock collars for cats and dogs.

PoliticsHome speaks to the water client director for SNC-Lavalin’s Atkins business in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the North of England about the latest developments within the water industry to improve client outcomes and customer service.

Householders who illegally dump rubbish face fines of £400 under new government rules. 

Plastic straws and cotton buds are set to be banned in England from next year in the latest Government bid to protect marine life.