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A to Z Contacts Directory
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ADLib Support Information. An A to Z directory of organisations referenced within ADLib and EMA documents. It includes a brief description of the organisation and contact details including email and web addresses.
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A to Z Glossary Index
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A to Z glossary of definition and further information items in the ADLib Support Information
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A to Z Photo Gallery Index
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Provides quick access to all the photographs and images available within ADLib.
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Abandon-Repair-Convert: Finding a Future for Historic Farm Buildings
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Traditional farm buildings are numerous in the Countryside. They provide testimony to the long history of farming in the English landscape and are valued as a prominent contributor to regional distinctiveness. They provide an invaluable resource for the future diversification of the farming industry and for wider rural development initiatives. English Heritage, 2002, rev 2004.
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Above Ground Oil Storage Tanks (PPG2)
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In England, the storage of oils is regulated under the Control of Pollution (Oil Storage)(England) Regulations 2001. The regulations apply to any site storing more than 200 litres of oil and private dwellings storing more than 3,500 litres. Environment Agency & SEPA, April 2010.
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Abstracting water. A guide to getting your licence
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This guide information provides a brief outline of why water abstraction licences are necessary, and how you can apply for one. Environment Agency, GEHO0306BKKF-E-P, 2006.
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Abstraction Metering Good Practice Manual
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This Manual is intended for use by Environment Agency (the Agency) permitting, environment management and enforcement staff, as well as by abstractors. It covers the measurement by meter of water in closed conduits which has been abstracted under licences administered by the Agency. The manual has the following main objectives. To provide guidelines on abstraction measurement, which are common across all regions of the Agency; To instruct Agency permitting, environment management and enforcement staff on good practice for metering water abstraction. This applies both to new applications and to existing installations; To provide a reference work for abstractors, manufacturers, fabricators, installers and contractors; To recommend appropriate accuracy standards for all types of abstraction measurement; and To improve the standard of accuracy of abstraction measurement. Environment Agency, 2009.
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Access Assessment Process: Detailed Assessment (TIN075)
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This Detailed Assessment guidance has been written to help advisers assess new access routes, in particular coastal access routes. It is one of a series of three information notes that demonstrate good practice for integrating access, biodiversity and landscape objectives. Together these notes provide detailed guidance on how to adopt a consistent approach to implementing new access projects that meets the legal requirements to assess the implications of a proposed access project for nature conservation. The purpose of this paper is to provide a structure when exercising judgement under various statutory obligations. It is intended to assist and provide an aide-memoir when exercising judgement, and should not be interpreted as formulaic or prescriptive. It may be tailored to fit the circumstances prevailing. Natural England, TIN075, 19 July 2010.
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Access Assessment Process: Initial Review (TIN074)
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This guidance on the Initial Review has been written to help advisers assess new access routes, in particular coastal access routes. It is one of a series of three information notes that demonstrate good practice for integrating access, biodiversity and landscape objectives. Together these notes provide detailed guidance on how to adopt a consistent approach to implementing new access projects that meets legal requirements to assess the implications of proposed access projects for nature conservation. This note provides guidance on undertaking an Initial Review which is the first stage of the Access Assessment Process. This is a screening stage, equivalent to the Likely Significant Effect (LSE) test under Regulation 61 of The Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010. The purpose of this note is to provide a structure when exercising judgement under various statutory obligations. It is intended to assist and provide an aide-memoir when exercising judgement, and should not be interpreted as formulaic or prescriptive. Natural England, TIN074, 19 July 2010.
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Access Assessment Process: Procedure Overview (TIN073)
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This overview has been written to help advisers assess new access routes, in particular coastal access routes. It is one of a series of three information notes that demonstrate good practice for integrating access, biodiversity and landscape objectives. Together these notes provide detailed guidance on how to adopt a consistent approach to implementing new access projects that meets the legal requirements to assess the implications of a proposed access project for nature conservation. A range of sites and factors can be assessed as part of this process. However, the process has been specifically designed to include an assessment of any likely effects on Natura 2000 (N2K) sites so that the assessment and decision-making process can meet the requirements of Regulation 61 of The Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010 (the Habitats Regulations). Natural England, TIN073, 19 July 2010.
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Access Rights - Managing Public Access to Land
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This collection of documents published by the Countryside Agency provide detailed guidance for land managers on the new access rights. This collection contains information on access management, public liability, the country code, statutory restrictions and signs on public land. Countryside Agency, February 2004.
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Access Track Construction in Small Woodlands (ODW 7.03)
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This Information Note is one of a series derived from a Technical Development Branch (TDB) Outdoor Workshop (ODW). It is produced as a guide to part of a harvesting system suitable for use in small scale broadleaved woodlands. Forest Research (Forestry Commission), Information Note ODW 7.03, 2000.
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Access: Changes to Agri-environment Access Options concerning eligibility and special projects
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Natural England has agreed with Defra that eligibility for access payments in Environmental Stewardship be extended to cover all voluntary bodies (including the National Trust, RSPB and the Wildlife Trusts) and Local Authorities. This document outlines these changes. Natural England, 2010.
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Action for Greener Products - A Tool Box for Change (PB6643)
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The major threats facing our environment are manifeste in the products we buy to support our basic needs and our life-style expectations. Changes in the way we produce, the supply chain, and the use & disposal of these goods could greatly reduce environmental impacts. Second Report of the Advisory Committee on Consumer Products and the Environment. Defra, PB6643, April 2002.
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Adverse Event Reporting (VMD)
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An adverse event is any observation in animals or humans, whether or not considered to be product-related, which is unfavourable and unintended and which occurs after the use of, or exposure to, a veterinary medicinal product. Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD), 2009.
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