Hillingdon passes Green Belt change in very special circumstances
​Hillingdon Council has approved a change of use from pasture to waste management (composting) at...
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Hounslow establishes Nature Recovery Stakeholder Board
The recent collaboration between the Council and key stakeholders, including London Wildlife Trust...
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Resilient year ahead for rural land prices
The farmland market in the East of England is expected to have a resilient year with an increase...
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Kew Gardens proposes a new visitor attraction
The Royal Botanic Gardens Kew has submitted plans for new features and enhancements to the...
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Ealing wants a regional park in Greenford
Ealing Council is proposing a new regional park in the borough, utilising Perivale Park Golf...
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Innovative nature-based solution to unlock new homes given green light
Persimmon Homes Anglia, a leading developer, has received approval from Breckland Council’s...
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Berkeley’s Green Quarter celebrates National Tree Week
Berkeley’s, The Green Quarter, Southall is celebrating its bio-diverse success in National...
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UK Government lacks evidence to support crucial 2030 nature protection target, green groups argue
Green organisations have challenged the Government’s claim of being on track to protect 30...
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Wandsworth adds largest new park since the Olympics
Springfield park will be the largest (32 acres) new park created in London since the 2012...
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Ealing consults on Northolt’s Green Ring
Ealing Council have invited residents to consult on plans to make parks and green spaces in the...
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Wandsworth publishes Citizens Assembly Air Quality Action Plan
​Wandsworth has published its new Air Quality Action Plan and set out how it will meet the...
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Kingston sets out Biodiversity Plan
Kingston has released its Biodiversity Action Plan with its theme of ‘natural...
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What does the Government’s recent announcement on nitrate neutrality mean for the East of England?
The following was written by Richard Shuldham, associate in the development team at Savills in...
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Sewage swamps Eastern England’s wilderness
Eastern England’s precious and ecologically sensitive wilderness areas have been swamped with raw...
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Duke of Northumberland’s appeal against planning refusal underway
The Duke of Northumberland’s appeal regarding the second attempt to build housing on the site of...
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Unearthing New Malden wins design competition
Kingston Council is delighted to announce that a design team formed of Hayatsu Architects, Hortus...
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Rural Payment Agency releases 50 per cent advanced payments
The Rural Payments Agency (RPA) has announced that Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) advance payments...
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What mandatory BNG means for the development world
Ifti Maniar, director of planning at WWA Studios, outlines one of the major pieces of...
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Land and Estates – a new supplement included in The Forum!
Unearthing rural property news and views in the East of England, Thames Valley, and West London....
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Revised Stag Brewery development approved by Richmond
The Planning Committee of the London Borough of Richmond-Upon-Thames (LBRuT) has resolved to grant...
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