04 April 2023
Government Plan for Water will fall short without money…
The Angling Trust has welcomed the publication of the Government’s Plan for Water but warned that it…
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04 April 2023
Anglers take part in big clean-ups on rivers and…
Over 350 bags of rubbish, 25 tyres, an avocado toilet and an abandoned sign saying ‘Cleaning in Prog…
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26 January 2023
Environment Secretary challenged to deliver more than ‘warm words’…
The Angling Trust has today written to the Environment Secretary, Therese Coffey, calling on her to…
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23 December 2022
Upper Medway angling clubs challenge Environment Agency and Southern…
The Royal Tunbridge Wells Angling Society (RTWAS) and Bromley & District Angling Society (BDAS)…
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17 November 2022
Water Quality Monitoring Network inspires local campaign to clean-up…
A Cheshire angling club has launched a local campaign to clean up the River Bollin following Water Q…
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08 November 2022
Labour’s shadow environment minister visits the River Wye to…
Alex Sobel MP, Labour’s Shadow Minister for Nature, Water and Flooding, joined the Angling Trust and…
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05 July 2022
Red Letter Days to start the season
In his latest Fighting For Fishing blog, Martin Salter looks back on what has been a pretty decent s…
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16 June 2022
Jamie Cook: Big Questions 2
In his second article answering anglers’ questions, Jamie Cook looks at Fish Legal, the ACA and how…
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13 June 2022
MPs support Angling Trust’s call for OFWAT to do…
The water industry regulator OFWAT needs to do a lot more to make sure water companies clean up thei…
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16 May 2022
Government’s response to water quality report gives no confidence…
In January 2022, the Environmental Audit Select Committee published their report, Water Quality in R…
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11 May 2022
Anglers to check rivers as Angling Trust launches Water…
As part of our Anglers Against Pollution campaign, the Angling Trust has launched the Water Quality…
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31 March 2022
Good plan, but far too slow: our rivers and…
Too much raw and partially treated sewage is still being poured into our rivers and coastal waters.
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