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The Planning Inspectorate has archived and consolidated some of its Rights of way advice notes into the Rights of Way Guidance booklet.
Hunt for criminals behind vast waste site continues
Court orders Northumberland landowner to replant trees after illegal felling following Forestry Commission investigation
The Minister for Food Security and Rural Affairs, Daniel Zeichner, has committed to appoint England's first Commissioner for the Tenant Farming Sector.
Thanks to our investigation, the money will go to the Westcountry Rivers Trust to improve migratory fish habitats.
The government has appointed Phil Stocker as Independent Chair of the newly formed Dartmoor Land Use Management Group
Farmers are being urged not to take chances and gamble high-risk crops against a changing climate in Devon and Cornwall.
A new Environment Agency monitoring tower installed in Poole Harbour will answer the mystery of how newly created saltmarshes store carbon.
Spruce tree planting prohibited in parts of East Anglia and South East England
A case study of Forestry Commission and Forestry England staff on the support they’ve received to develop their careers in forestry.
Partnership unites six organisations including: Action with Communities in Rural England; Association of Drainage Authorities; Country Land and Business Association; Environment Agency; National Farmers Union; and Natural En…
Natural England consults on plans to designate additional areas of the Surrey Hills national landscape, also known as an area of outstanding natural beauty
Fishing at Saltash without a rod licence has left a Bodmin man nearly £500 worse off.
A new stretch of the King Charles III England Coast Path gives public access to some of Lincolnshire's coastline for the first time.
Investigators obtain court order to block access to site blighted by waste as probe to find out who dumped it continues.
Celebrations have taken place to mark 20 years of conservation on the River Ribble floodplain at Long Preston.
Old recycled fishing nets provide fibre-reinforced polymer. Lower maintenance needed than for conventional materials. Improved river access to Twyford Marina.
Two rare wetland species have found a new home following Natural England funded work to create new wetland features.
Wiltshire farmer Neil Dyke drove off with water samples taken of suspected pollution from his farm.
New maerl beds discovered just off the coast are crucial in supporting other marine species.
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