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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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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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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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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’
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.
We’re pleased to launch the latest film, shot by young film-maker Ruth Garrett. Ruth created it as part of our New Perspectives Bursary scheme, which explores the relationships between carbon capture and livestock farming.
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.
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.
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
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
Want to create campaigns which push for big answers or help our work reach policy makers and communities? Then take a look at our latest job opportunities.
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
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.