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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
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Victory in landmark legal case
Secretary of State has admitted to making an error in law after Campaign for National Parks played a crucial role in securing victory in a landmark legal case.
Sites of Special Sewage Interest?
We support an amendment to the Levelling Up Bill which would require public bodies, such as Environment Agency, Ofwat and the water companies to take action and prioritise investment in rivers such as the Lymington.
Government response to National Park amendments ‘a missed opportunity’
We are disappointed that government have chosen not to accept amendments that would give new powers to Protected Landscape and have called on them to think again.
One donation, twice the impact this Giving Tuesday
We’re delighted to let you know that we reached the Love our National Parks Christmas appeal target in just over one day, on ‘Giving Tuesday’ 29 November.
New 21st century ‘People’s Charter’ for Nature, Access & Landscape needed
Join us for the chance to engage with our panel of wildlife, advocacy and environmental experts to debate the new legislation needed to protect our National Parks
The National Parks movement speaks with one voice – we need to protect and strengthen our Protected Landscapes
An alliance of National Park societies have signed a joint declaration calling for governments in England and Wales to give Protected Landscapes their full backing
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Warm words are not enough – we need firm commitments that the planning system will continue to protect our most precious landscapes
Having received a response from the Secretary of State for Levelling-Up, we remain worried that investment zones could have a damaging effect on Protected Landscapes
For the sake of our future, we must retain existing laws and enhance nature protection in our National Parks and Protected Landscapes
Our Chief Executive Dr Rose O’Neill shares our concerns to recent changes set out by the UK Government that could seriously impact England’s landscapes.