Home / News / Page 6 Home Archives: News Select topic All topics About CPRE Best of the countryside Campaigning Centenary Cleaner countryside Climate emergency Countryside for all Dark skies Farming Fracking Hedgerows Homes people can afford Landscapes Local food Local transport Renewable energy Roads Rural communities The countryside next door Tranquil places What gets built and where Zero waste Select a site National only National and local The countryside next door Influential voices map positive future for the Green Belt CPRE’s Countryside Day on Saturday 7 September Countryside for all Majority of people value countryside access, CPRE/YouGov polling reveals What gets built and where Government starts consultation on changes to the planning system Renewable energy Joined-up planning system needed for net zero success Campaigning King’s Speech 2024: Labour should deliver on brownfield-first commitment What gets built and where Rachel Reeves announces planning changes to boost housebuilding Campaigning CPRE welcomes the new Labour government About CPRE Mary-Ann Ochota elected president of CPRE Climate emergency It’s London Climate Action Week Climate emergency Supreme Court decision on oil drilling is major win for the countryside Landscapes Labour announces nature and landscapes policies ahead of manifesto launch Hedgerows Community action and hedgerow success with Hedgerow Heroes phase 3 Campaigning Summer general election ‘make or break’ for our countryside What gets built and where Labour’s new towns ‘welcome’ but use brownfield first, we say Homes people can afford Opposition to development halves if new homes are affordable, poll finds Hedgerows The north would benefit most from new hedgerows, our research reveals Load more
