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Defra Secretary of State Caroline Spelman outlined to Parliament some of the key priorities facing the department yesterday and reaffirmed the…
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The survey is the first of the on-going monitoring surveys following that of the baseline, which ran in November 2009.
Caroline visited the Fera stand at the Chelsea Flower Show, which was raising awareness about the serious plant disease Phytophthora.
Defra and its Arm’s Length Bodies will contribute £162m to the Government’s overall £6bn savings in 2010/11, amounting to 5.5% of its 2010/11 budget.
Caroline Spelman visited the newly opened Angela Marmont Centre for UK Biodiversity at the Natural History Museum.
The research is on potatoes that have been genetically modified to resist late potato blight.
An updated overview of biodiversity in the UK has been published today, which provides an insight into the health of our natural environment.
Rt Hon Caroline Spelman MP speech at the Angela Marmont Centre for Biodiversity.
The portfolios for the new Defra Ministerial team have been agreed.
Caroline Spelman MP has been appointed Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs by Prime Minister, David Cameron.
James Paice MP has been appointed as Minister of State.
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