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Hundreds of projects win funding to improve water quality

Hundreds of projects win funding to improve water quality

Hundreds of projects have been awarded a share of an £11.5 million funding pot to improve water quality. The projects are run by a mix of local authorities, landowners, local NGOs, farmers, local businesses and water companies. The types of scheme awarded funding include tree planting, habitat restoration and flood management.

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