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Safeguarding Parks through the Planning and Infrastructure Bill
Read our response to Labour’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill, a major piece of legislation that could affect National Parks
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Get the latest news from Campaign for National Parks and across the National Parks of England and Wales
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Tackling the 2025-26 National Park budgets
For better or worse, we have a clearer picture of the budgets for 2025-2026 for National Parks in England and Wales.
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Don’t bulldoze Labour’s greatest legacy
We've written to the Chancellor Rachel Reeves imploring her to not bulldoze though Labour's greatest legacy after her announcements
Don’t fast-track fracking!
Join our fight to prevent the fast-tracking of fracking.
Celebrate the awesome beauty of the National Parks #summerofbeauty
We are launching our #summerofbeauty campaign and we are calling on you to join us in celebrating & improving the awe-inspiring beauty of National Parks
Designated landscapes review panel announced
Campaign for National Parks implores members of advisory panel to grasp opportunity
Review of designated landscapes announced
Campaign for National Parks welcomes the Westminster Government’s announcement of a 21st century ‘Hobhouse’ review into England’s designated landscapes
Spring 2018 – News from Around the Parks
Read updates from the National Parks this spring
Help us maintain planning protections for National Parks
We urgently need your help to maintain the strongest protections for National Parks.
Campaigners welcome Welsh Government statement on designated landscapes
Campaign for National Parks responds to the statement on designated landscapes made by the Minister for the Environment in the Welsh Assembly.
More must be done to make sure everyone can benefit from our National Parks
In a new report Campaign for National Parks makes the case for improving sustainable travel options to and around National Parks.
Farming reform to include public money for public goods
The Westminster Government starts consultation on plans to replace the Common Agricultural Policy.
Zip wire application withdrawn
Application for zip wires across the Thirlmere valley in the Lake District National Park withdrawn.