wildlife
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30.08.2019
Plans for a new home with a curved green roof intended to integrate it into the surrounding High Weald AONB have been rejected because an inspector ruled that the scheme did not meet the ‘high bar’ of NPPF...
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A round-up of planning appeals: 8 June-14 June, 2019
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14.06.2019
An inspector has approved expansion plans at a tourist attraction in the Lake District offering ‘wolf walks’ and other experiences despite harm to the area’s World Heritage Site designation, noting that the...
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01.05.2019
Developers should explore all ofther options for working alongisde wildlife before resorting to the controversial practice of netting, says Dr David Smith
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13.02.2019
All new developments should contribute to a ‘nature recovery network’ under the government’s new ‘net gain’ approach, according to the Wildlife Trusts.
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04.01.2019
A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 29 December 2018-4 January 2019
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04.05.2018
The planning status of a major brownfield site on the west coast of Scotland is hampering proposals for the location to play a significant role in an emerging growth deal.
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05.01.2017
The Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has called on the government to introduce a new Environmental Protection Act as part of its EU Article 50 negotiations to maintain the UK’s environmental standards.
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26.09.2016
Permission has been refused for the installation of a wildlife pond in Heyshaw, North Yorkshire, after an inspector judged that the scheme would be out of character of this area of the Nidderdale Area of...
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08.09.2016
A new report has called for the public and private sector to do more to protect the UK’s wildlife and biodiversity.
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