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Water regulator failure to comply with law
We've launched a legal complaint to the Office of Environmental Protection, as new evidence reveals water regulator Ofwat has not complied with the law.
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Next steps for new National Park
The consultation on the new National Park has closed. We’ve submitted our response, what’s next for the new Park?
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Call for new ‘People’s Charter’ on 75th anniversary of National Parks
On the 75th anniversary of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside act we've joined with other organisations to call for a new ‘People’s Charter’
Party Promises to National Parks
We’ve analysed the manifestos from every political party in England and Wales with a sitting MP in the previous Parliament. Here's a round-up of what the parties have announced so far.
The National Park to-do list
As we inch closer to the general election we share the seven things we're demanding from the next government and how our supporters can get involved
Halting unsustainable barn conversions
With uncontrolled barn conversions on the cards once again our campaigning has now kept the exemption for National Parks in place
Revive our National Parks appeal goal smashed
You helped us raise over £20,000 for nature in National Parks.
Read Viewpoint 83 Autumn/Winter
The Autumn/Winter edition of Viewpoint magazine is available to read now.
Secretary of State approves major road
The A66 TransPennine upgrade has been given the go ahead despite fierce opposition and changes to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill.
Welcome targets on nature recovery in National Parks but bolder action needed
The Government has set out key targets for restoring nature and habitats in protected landscapes.
Campaigners tell Westminster parties, put National Parks at the heart of your election manifestos
Along with National Park Societies we've signed a joint letter calling for political parties to set out firm commitments on National Parks ahead of the next election.
Government response to the Landscapes Review: not worth the wait
More than four years on, we’re still no nearer to those transformational changes Protected Landscapes desperately need.
Welcoming young people to the NPS Conference
The 2023 National Park Societies Annual Conference was opened to a wider audience with the hope of bringing more diversity, passion and knowledge to the discussions.