Press release: “Last minute postponement demonstrates weak case for potash mine”
The decision on Europe’s largest potash mine will be deferred
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National Parks Funding Protected in the Spending Review
We’re absolutely delighted that in the spending review Chancellor George Osborne has protected over £350 million funding for English National Parks.
Fell Futures presented with Park Protector Award at parliamentary reception in Westminster
Lake District partnership Fell Futures celebrate their £2,000 reward for winning Park Protector Award
Our response to North York Moors National Park Authority’s formal decision notice for the York Potash planning application
We remain convinced that the project is completely incompatible with National Park purposes
Lake District – Yorkshire Dales National Parks Extensions: Two year wait for an announcement and the delay continues
Details obtained through Freedom of Information requests show costs of more than £600,000 linked to consultations, technical assessments and public inquiry
Campaign for National Parks welcomes latest developments to reduce the visual impact of overhead lines in National Parks
We welcome National Grid's announcement that three National Parks are to benefit from its Visual Impact Provision plan
Five innovative conservation, heritage and amenity projects in England and Wales shortlisted for our Park Protector Award
We are announcing today the shortlisted projects for our annual Park Protector Award
Media Statement on the result of the North York Moors National Park Authority Special Planning Meeting to discuss York Potash application
We’re really disappointed that NPA members have approved the construction of the world’s largest potash mine in the North York Moors.
Mosaic Wales project draws to a close and starts a new chapter
We publish the results of our three year Mosaic project in Wales, supported by the National Lottery People and Places fund.
Mosaic Wales Evaluation
The final evaluation of the Mosaic Cymru project found that the project had worked well and successfully created a group of Community Champions