Well done Big Butterfly Count-ers!
A fantastic 864 counters in Herefordshire supplied more than 1200 counts for the Big Butterfly Count 2020, with Herefordshire's most-seen butterfly being the Large White - probably laying eggs on...
Planning for the future? The Government deregulation of the planning system is announced
The presentation this week of 'Planning for the Future', the Government's shake-up and de-regulation of the planning system, has been met with dismay from multiple quarters.
The more you look, the more you see......join the Big Butterfly Count......or if you've already done it, why not do it again!
The 2020 Big Butterfly count has been running since 17th July but closes on the 9th August.
You can also join the public consultation on decarbonising transport
The Government released this review in March, now they're asking the public to contribute with their views and further ideas.
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Environmental Land Management Consultation - your chance to help shape policy
The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is seeking your views on Environmental Land Management (ELM) - they have committed themselves to co-designing the new EML scheme, with...
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You've still got plenty of time...to join the Big Butterfly Count 2020!
to join the Big Butterfly Count 2020. . . . . . . . . .
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Greener better and faster! CPRE sets out how the countryside holds the key to tackling the climate
As the government chooses how best to support the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, a new campaign from CPRE calls for the countryside to be at the forefront of climate...
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CPRE's Regeneration Manifesto to build back better and create thriving rural communities
Yesterday the CPRE's manifesto for a regenerated countryside, future and population was launched with a virtual debate featuring leading countryside and political voices Rhiane Fatinikun, founder of Black Girls Hike, Philip Dunne MP,...
Planning de-regulation and road-building - new deal or bad deal?
Tom Fyans, policy and campaigns director at CPRE, has spoken up for the countryside on these 2 issues: ‘Deregulating planning and cutting up red tape simply won’t deliver better quality places....
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Garden Villages - or tarmac estates?
From Kent to Carlisle, the Government wants to build more than 50 Garden Villages and Garden Towns to help tackle the country’s housing supply crisis.