Welcome to Environment and Planning

Water pollution
The primary agency with powers to
protect water resources such as
surface
water (streams, lakes etc) and below
ground water resources such as
aquifers
is the Environment Agency (EA).
The Council works with the Environment Agency in a number of ways to prevent or control pollution. This is done by prompt reporting of incidents, ensuring that emissions from industries controlled by the Council are properly controlled and by preventing pollution of water by dealing with any contamination of land.
For further information contact us using the details below or visit the Environment Agency website.
The Council works with the Environment Agency in a number of ways to prevent or control pollution. This is done by prompt reporting of incidents, ensuring that emissions from industries controlled by the Council are properly controlled and by preventing pollution of water by dealing with any contamination of land.
For further information contact us using the details below or visit the Environment Agency website.
Attachments
Related Links
- United Utilities website
http://www.unitedutilities.com/ (Opens in new window) - Water pollution website
http://www.water-pollution.org.uk/ (Opens in new window)
Who to Contact
Environmental Health and Consumer Protection
Telephone: 0151 443 4712
Write to or Visit:
Kirkby Municipal Buildings,
Cherryfield Drive,
Kirkby
L36 1TX
Email: environmental.protection@knowsley.gov.uk
Telephone: 0151 443 4712
Write to or Visit:
Kirkby Municipal Buildings,
Cherryfield Drive,
Kirkby
L36 1TX
Email: environmental.protection@knowsley.gov.uk
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