Zero onshore wind plans submitted in England since de facto ban was ‘lifted’

No new plans for onshore wind have been accepted in England since the government claimed it had “lifted” the de facto ban, new analysis reveals.…

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Onshore wind projects in England stall as no new applications are received

The government has received no new applications for onshore wind farms in England since cabinet ministers eased planning rules earlier this year – in a…

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Green spaces in poorer parts of England more likely to be built on, study finds

Green spaces in poorer parts of England are less likely to be protected against being bulldozed and developed than those in more affluent areas, according…

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MPs vow to fight new plans to scrap pollution rules for housebuilders

Political parties and wildlife groups are gearing up to fight the UK government’s renewed plans to scrap pollution rules for housebuilders. The environment secretary, Thérèse…

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Investment zones could be allowed in England’s national parks

Investment zones with “liberalised” planning laws to accelerate development could be designated within national parks and in the most environmentally protected areas of the UK,…

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