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You can read our news releases from the previous last three years.

CPRE today welcomed the call by a cross-party committee of MPs for ‘significant changes’ to improve the draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).
In a landmark review of Britain’s high streets and town centres, Mary Portas has questioned the impact of the Government’s controversial planning reforms on the long-term viability of town centres.
CPRE welcome the Forestry Panel’s progress report on their vision for the future of England’s forests but emphasise the need for stronger protection for trees in national planning policy.
A new report shows that, contrary to Government forecasts, High Speed 2 could in fact cut carbon emissions, but only if specific policies are put in place.
Vince Cable’s Department has published a plan to force the Environment Agency, Natural England and English Heritage to promote ‘sustainable development'.
CPRE's reaction to the Chancellor's Autumn statement
CPRE comments in advance of the autumn statement to be delivered by the Chancellor George Osborne
New research shows that many England local authorities are highly critical of the Government’s proposed planning reforms.
CPRE responds to the Government's new Housing Strategy
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