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Defra Minister Richard Benyon has moved to calm a growing storm of protest in response to reports that the Secretary of State had instructed the Environment Agency to prepare options for the deregulation of river dredging to assist farmers and landowners reduce agricultural flood risks.

UK governments blasted for 50 years of 'lamentable environmental stewardship' at launch of major new chalk stream initiative.

In the past two months the Angling Trust's Voluntary Bailiff Service (VBS) has gathered momentum, check out what's happening in this important fight.

The Angling Trust and theThames Anglers' Conservancy (TAC) are calling on all anglers and angling clubs in London and the South-East to speak out in favour of plans to clean up the tidal Thames via the construction of the Thames Tideway Tunnel.

Report and results from qualifying round ten of the competition fished at Barford Lakes.

Responding to the Marine Harvest announcement today (21 May) that it will seek ASC certification for all its salmon farms, the Salmon & Trout Association Scotland gave a qualified welcome.

Editor Tim Knight is our guide to what's hot inside this week's issue of Angler's Mail magazine

Innovative bait company Bait-Tech launch a new initiative to thank and support the anglers who support them.

The Scotland (S&TAS) has filed a formal complaint against Sainsbury's over the supermarkets erroneous claims concerning the geographic origin of and doubts over responsible claims made for its Taste the Difference Scottish farmed salmon.

Residents of Reading are invited to celebrate the opening of the Fobney Island Wetland Nature Reserve on Friday 17 May.