Results for "turtle"
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Running and maintaining a septic tank or small sewage plant
Owners of septic tanks and small sewage treatment systems have a responsibility to keep their systems in good order to prevent pollution.
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What to do if you have been refused a registration for a septic tank or private sewage treatment system
Find out what to do after you have been refused a free registration for your private sewage system.
- Private sewage treatment in an area with a public sewer
- Apply for a permit to discharge domestic sewage
- Register your septic tank or small sewage (package) treatment plant
- Water company discharges
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Permits for emergency discharge from foul sewer pumping stations
Find information on how to apply for an emergency discharge from a foul sewer permit and the fees and charges for emergency discharge from foul sewer pumping stations.
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Permits for discharges from water company sewage networks
Find information on how to apply for a permit and the fees and charges for discharges of treated sewage effluent from water company wastewater treatment works.
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Permits for water company discharges from Combined Sewer Overflows (CSO)
Find information on how to apply for a permit and the fees and charges for discharges from Combined Sewer Overflows (CSO). They are used during periods of heavy rain fall to help protect properties from flooding and prevent sewage from overflowing into our streets and homes.
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Apply for a Water Industry Act consent
This service is for water or sewerage companies applying to discharge water into a watercourse
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How to pay for your Water Industry Act consent
How to pay for your consent application
- Herbicides
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Using herbicides
We have changed how we regulate the use of herbicides Please see below for details, our herbicide guidance document can be found here.
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Using herbicides on railways
Guidance for network rail and private heritage railways who need to use herbicides to manage vegetation on track and in off-track areas.
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Flood risk activity permits
Information about flood risk activity permits, formerly known as a flood defence consent, and how to apply.
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Check if you need a flood risk activity permit (FRAP)
Use this service to check if you need a permit to work near a river, flood defence, sea defence or flood plain.
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Apply for a flood risk activity permit (FRAP)
Use this service if you will be working on or near a main river, flood defence, sea defence or flood plain
- Change or transfer a flood risk activity permit
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Flood risk activity exemptions
Find out if you need to register a flood risk activity exemption
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Flood risk activity exclusions
Flood risk activities that do not need permission before you start work