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Tess Colley's coverage primarily focuses on UK government and politics, with a significant emphasis on environmental policy, conservation, land management, and biodiversity. Her work also features announcements from the government related to these topics.
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By: Tess Colley
Presumptive prime minister Andy Burnham has set out his plans for the “biggest change to the way the country is run” including significant regional devolution, the biggest council housing building programme “since the post-war period”, and reform of water, energy and transport services.
By: Tess Colley
A chemical factory that ENDS revealed is making products containing a banned and carcinogenic forever chemical, and allowing it to be released into the air, has proposed plans to “cease production” at the end of this year.
The days of making “easy money” from waste are “over”, according to the prime minister, following the arrest of four men for illegal dumping at an infamous site near Manchester.
DEFRA minister Emma Hardy has retained the water policy portfolio following the prime minister’s reshuffle last month, with the full extent of new ministerial roles still yet to be confirmed by the department.
By: Tess Colley
For the first time, the Scottish nature regulator has refused to licence an annual hunt of gannet chicks on a Hebridean island because of a possible “adverse impact” on the species’ population.
By: Tess Colley
The government has confirmed an update to its ‘grey belt’ definition which removes an exclusion for protected sites, despite acknowledging strong opposition to the proposal.
By: Tess Colley
The government has introduced limits to the circumstances where local council development plans can seek biodiversity net gain levels above the statutory minimum of 10% in the updated National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).
By: Tess Colley
The government has introduced limits in the updated National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to the circumstances in which councils' local plans can seek biodiversity net gain levels above the statutory minimum of ten per cent .
By: Tess Colley
Parliamentary recess is over, and life is returning to Westminster. This week will see important Planning Act nature regulations debated, and the Tories attempt to repeal the Climate Change Act. Here’s everything you need on your radar.
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By: Tess Colley
Reform UK has proposed to “repeal” the Habitats Regulations and biodiversity net gain (BNG) requirements for brownfield development to boost housebuilding as part of a policy paper “underpinned” by the party’s existing commitments to “ending net zero and reversing mass immigration”.
