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Michael Donnelly's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the United Kingdom. He seems to be particularly interested in reporting on developments related to conservation, government initiatives, planning, environment, and housing.
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By: Michael Donnelly
The Environment Agency (EA) is to be given “stronger powers” to tackle waste crime, including new fines of up to £5,000, up from the current maximum of £300, as part of a new “crackdown” on waste crime announced by the government today.
By: Michael Donnelly
The High Court has clarified the application of the 56-day permitted development deemed consent rule in cases where a prior approval decision is subsequently quashed, in what lawyers say is the first time the issue has been explored by the courts.
By: Michael Donnelly
Land promoter Gladman has won a planning appeal for a 300-home development on an unallocated greenfield site in the South East, after a planning inspector found that the local authority’s housing land supply stood at just 1.3 years and the risk of flooding on the development would be "limited".
By: Michael Donnelly
The Wildlife Trusts says it is within “touching distance” of raising the £30m required to purchase the 3,800 hectare Rothbury Estate in Northumberland, following a surge in donations over the past week.
By: Michael Donnelly
The government should “turn the page on Westminster’s obsession with environmental deregulation” and recognise the role that the Habitats Regulations play in supporting nature and boosting the economy, a report has said.
By: Michael Donnelly
Regulations to implement the Planning and Infrastructure Act’s nature restoration levy could be signed into law within days. Here’s what you need to know.
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By: Michael Donnelly
The planning minister has intervened in the plan-making process at two home counties local authorities that recently announced pausing work on their advanced emerging strategies, ordering one of them to proceed with a regulation 19 consultation on the draft document and submit it for examination by the end of the year.
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By: Michael Donnelly
Natural England has kicked off the recruitment process for its new chair, seeking candidates with a “passion for the natural environment” who can argue the “benefits that the natural environment offers economically, socially and environmentally”.
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By: Michael Donnelly
A water company has been ordered to pay out over £960,000 following an incident that saw raw sewage illegally discharged into the sea for more than 35 hours, closing local beaches at the height of summer.
By: Michael Donnelly
The High Court has upheld an injunction against an unlawful traveller site close to a nuclear weapons development facility that requires the inhabitants to leave within four weeks, after a judge found that such residential development could jeopardise public safety.
