This monthly statistics notice includes information on the volume of milk used by dairies in the United Kingdom in the production of drinking milk and milk products. This gives UK milk availability and disposals and the production of liquid drinking milk and milk products such as cheese, butter and milk powders.

If you require datasets in another format such as Excel, please get in touch, contact details are given below.

Next update: see the statistics release calendar

Previous editions of the Energy Trends publication are available on the Energy Trends page.

Contact

Press enquiries should be directed to the BEIS press office: Tel: 020 7215 6140 / 020 7215 8931.

Other enquiries about these statistics should be directed to:

Ben Lucking, Benjamin.Lucking@beis.gov.uk, 020 7215 5010 for upstream gas.

Natalie Cartwright, Natalie.Cartwright@beis.gov.uk, 0300 068 5260 for downstream gas.

This monthly publication includes the number of chicks placed and eggs set by United Kingdom hatcheries. The number of birds placed each month shown below give an indication of future poultry meat and egg production. The number of eggs set each month indicates how many birds will be available for placing in future months.

It also includes statistics on the number of poultry slaughtered, average live weights of poultry and poultry meat production in the United Kingdom.

The editions of the slaughterings, weight and production datasets are now merged into one document for greater transparency.

Next update: see the statistics release calendar

Northern Ireland sub-national non-domestic electricity consumption 2009–2016

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For more information on regional and local authority data, please contact:

Energy Consumption and Regional Statistics team
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

Email: energyefficiency.stats@beis.gov.uk

Defra’s air quality grant scheme provides funding to eligible local authorities to help improve air quality.

The scheme helps local authorities to make air quality improvements and to meet their statutory duties under the Environment Act 1995. It has awarded over £57 million in funding to a variety of projects since it started in 1997.

Any queries should be sent to air.quality@defra.gsi.gov.uk.

Information on who was awarded grants in 2015 to 2016 is now available on the National Archives website.

Air quality grant 2018 to 2019

Local authorities in England can now apply for the air quality grant scheme 2018 to 2019. Applications must be received by midday on 30 November 2018.

In particular, we’re looking for applications on projects designed to support:

• local authorities to develop and/or implement measures to improve local air quality
• innovation through trialling of low cost sensors

The grant will be competitive and will award at least £3 million to English local authorities that have one or more Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs).