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Our FOI request has revealed the Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce’s recommendation to scrap the law protecting National Parks and Landscapes is not based on evidence.
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Key stakeholders have come together to sign a joint National Marine Park Position Statement for Pembrokeshire, a vital step in our ongoing National Marine Park work.
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Young people have joined with Government, MPs, National Park leaders, charities and businesses in Parliament to come together to sign a joint declaration.
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A brand-new National Parks and Landscapes All-Party Parliamentary Group has been created in Westminster, and we're playing a key role as its secretariat.
This week has seen a flurry of announcements from Ministers that could have significant consequences for National Parks in England and Wales.
Once more we find ourselves rushing to defend the new Protected Landscapes Duty, this latest threat comes in the form of the Nuclear Regulatory Review 25.
Campaign for National Parks mobilised over 200 organisations to sign a letter to the Prime Minister urging the Government to keep its promise to protect National Parks.
The Naturesave Trust have generously granted £3,750 to Campaign for National Parks to fund ‘The Green Route to National Parks’ project
Plans for a new National Park in North East Wales are one step closer to completion amd we're urging the public to engage in the consultation
Westminster government published its list of amendments for the Planning and Infrastructure Bill and there are no proposals to weaken protections for National Parks.
Over 200 charities, businesses and organisations have signed our open letter to Keir Starmer asking him not weaken the laws protecting National Parks
Response to speculations that the UK Government is minded to repeal the duty on public bodies to "seek to further" National Park and Landscapes purposes.
Our new research shows National Park rivers are being failed by government and water regulators and are now under threat.
The Cunliffe Independent Water Commission has published recommendations for reforming the water regulatory system, but throughout this detailed report National Parks fail to be mentioned.
