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The Latest Breaking News from Natural England

Developers ‘clearing wildlife habitats without approval to win planning permission’

Exclusive: ‘It’s hideous in a biodiversity crisis, but these are the forces we’re up against,’ say householders

The Independent UK

Dartmoor landowner who won wild camping ban may be putting rare beetle at risk

Exclusive: Alexander Darwall, who said he brought case to improve conservation, is releasing pheasants near protected woodland

The Guardian - UK

Boost for Stoke Park wildlife as major restoration project launched

Three overgrown ponds will soon become 'thriving oases for wildlife' under new plans

Bristol Post

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London Resort boss quits as project scaled back over nature concerns

Former Millennium Dome chief PY Gerbeau steps down from his full time role from the troubled project

Evening Standard

Disabled woman doesn't 'feel safe' walking on beach at centre of 'civil war'

Charlotte Smith has long had ties to Hoylake beach volunteering to help her dad with the RNLI in the 1980s

Liverpool Echo

Lizard Downs in Cornwall protected for public use after 140 years

Open Spaces Society secures re-registration of 116 hectares of ‘splendid’ moorland’ for common use

The Guardian - UK

Memorial bench to be repaired over 'insensitive' plaque

The plaque was not authorised and the council said they told the person who paid for the memorial bench it will be repaired

Liverpool Echo

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Bitter beach row erupts as tense meeting sees storm outs, accusations and mud-slinging

The Hoylake Beach saga came to a fiery head at a crunch meeting last night

Liverpool Echo

Bristol's Brislington Meadows not special enough to save from housing development says Natural England

Avon Wildlife Trust and Natural England disagree on the importance of the leftover fields in South Bristol

Bristol Post

Thousands have their say on controversial beach row that split town

The council will now review two options which would see parts of the beach kept clear before going back to the public

Liverpool Echo

Hen harriers to be bred in captivity and released on to Salisbury Plain

Raptor has not bred in southern England for decades – with only breeding populations found on northern moorlands

The Guardian - UK

Clanger-like shrew found in Sunderland is first ever seen in UK

The Great White-toothed shrew could be the first new mammal species in the UK for almost a century

Chronicle Live

Greater white-toothed shrew becomes UK’s first new mammal species in a century

Ecologists fear the species could threaten other animals of its kind

The Independent UK

UK town hit by mosquito plague as residents terrorised by 500,000 blood-sucking gnats

Sandwich, a historic town on the south-east coast of England, faces an invasion of mosquitoes with residents claiming the town is plagued by the blood-sucking pests

Daily Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

Plans to scrap nature-friendly farm subsidies put biodiversity target ‘at risk’

Natural England chief says pledge to stop biodiversity loss by 2030 will not be met if scheme is cut

Bristol Post

Natural England drop objection to Ashton Gate housing plans

Karin Smyth said Longmoor Village was 'much more appropriate' to build new homes than other spaces in South Bristol

The Guardian - UK

‘Even bankers need clean air’: Natural England chief warns Truss over threat to green rules

Tony Juniper urges government to ‘foster both economic and environmental growth’

The Guardian - UK

Nature is not an impediment to UK economic growth: it’s vital to it

Our economic system depends on the natural world. Growth that results in the destruction of nature will, in the end, cease, says environmentalist Tony Juniper

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The Independent UK

Turn gardens into ‘bogs’ to combat drought and sewage in waterways, experts suggest

Water companies claimed to be considering ‘catching water in gardens’ as part of efforts to stop sewage overflows being triggered

The Guardian - UK

Flood gardens to combat drought and biodiversity loss, says Natural England

Experts say ditching concrete and creating mini wetlands could help water systems cope better with effects of extreme weather

Liverpool Echo

'Big cat' bigger than a 'Dalmatian' spotted on major road metres from cars

The creature was described as having "pointy ears"

Wales Online

Amateur gardeners will be banned from using peat-based compost in England from 2024

The Government has acted to protect the country's already severely degraded moorlands

Chronicle Live

Wildlife boost with best hen harriers numbers in more than 100 years

The breeding season saw strong numbers of the fledgings of the threatened species in Northumberland and County Durham

The Guardian - UK

More than 100 hen harriers fledge in England for first time in a century

Conservationists welcome successful breeding season but say birds remain at risk of being illegally killed

The Guardian - UK

Alfred Wainwright’s coast-to-coast walk to be made National Trail

Spectacular country walk through Lake District and Yorkshire Dales will be made more accessible

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