Form: Environmental permit: appeal form

Updated: Form and guidance revised to include the new GDPR information

You might need an environmental permit if your business manages or produces waste or emissions that pollute the air, water or land.



Collection: Environmental appeals

Updated: Waste Carrier added to the document collection

  • Environmental liability
  • Environmental permitting
  • Water Abstraction and Impoundment
  • Hazardous Substances Consent
  • Waste Carrier


Statutory guidance: EU ETS Phase III: guidance for installations

Updated: We have amended this guidance to reflect the changes to requirements in the UK Regulations which came into force 27 December 2017. In summary, the key changes are the revised reporting and surrender deadlines relating to the 2018 scheme year.

This guidance will help you meet your obligations under the UK Regulations and applicable European legislation.

It explains:

  • whether you need a permit under the UK Regulations
  • how to make applications (including permit applications)
  • how to comply with the conditions in your permit

It’s divided into 5 sections:

  1. Do I have any obligations under the EU ETS?
  2. How do I apply for a permit?
  3. I have a permit, what do I need to do now?
  4. Things have changed, what should I do?
  5. I’m not happy with a decision, what should I do?


Statutory guidance: Grant in aid forms: flood risk management authorities

Updated: Updated Memorandum relating to capital grants for local authorities and internal drainage boards in England (2016) and Form CPA2: Application for formal approval of coast protection project.

Guidance and forms required for technical and financial approval of flood and coastal erosion risk management projects funded by grant in aid.

The 2011 and 2012 Grant Memorandum’s are no longer provided directly on GOV.UK, these are available on request by contacting The Environment Agency.



Form: Handling and storage plants for animal by-products: application

Updated: Application and Inspection form for approval of a handling/storage plant or storage plant for animal by-products derived products updated.

This form is part of the guide to handling and storing animal by-products.

Plants must be approved before they can receive or store animal by-products (ABPs). This applies to:

  • the handling and storage of raw ABPs
  • the storage of derived ABP products

As part of the approval process your facility will be inspected.

For customers in England, return the completed form to APHA Customer Service Centre Worcester.

For customers in Wales, return the completed form to the APHA office in Caernarfon.

For customers in Scotland, return the completed form to your local APHA Field Service Office.