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Earl Attlee has welcome words for ancient woodland protection
Will the National Planning Policy Framework deliver? Questions asked in the House of Lords can often generate a longer and more in-depth discussion than is possible in the Commons. This week Lord Redesdale asked a very interesting question about how … Continue reading →
Posted in Ancient semi natural woodland, Government Affairs, Planning
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Tagged ancient woodland inventory, ancient woodland protection, Baroness Royall of Blaisdon, Coleridge, Earl Attlee, Hansard, hardwood, Jubilee Woods, Lord Berkeley, Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe, Lord Hylton, Lord Phillips of Sudbury, Lord Redesdale, Lord Tope, National Planning Policy Framework, Nature Conservancy Council, NPPF, Quantocks, Somerset County Council, The Earl of Clancarty, The Lord Bishop of Newcastle, Wordsworth
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