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- The public supports a deposit return scheme for drinks, cans and bottles
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- Connecting with the countryside
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- Why this local patch of Green Belt means so much to my family
- Cleaning up the Isle of Wight’s countryside
- Growing food in the heart of the city
- The farmers bringing their soils back to life
- How allotments are feeding community spirit
- Spreading the word with Rosalind, CPRE Wiltshire volunteer
- Hedgelaying: a countryside craft
- The landscapes they left behind
- On the trail of local food heritage
- The story of England’s National Parks
- Could this community’s plans for its local farm be a blueprint for the future?
- Garden cities for the 21st century
Discover Posts
- Step into history with these pilgrims’ walking routes
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- A natural history of hedgerows
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- Written in the stars
- Free to forage
- England’s best spots for stargazing
- Explore historic countryside castles
- Discover traditional winter festivals
- Cook an autumn feast
- Enjoy the autumn colours in England’s historic forests
- Spot some weird and wonderful fungi
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- Our year: a review of 2018-19
- CPRE Membership form for organisations
- State of Brownfield 2019 data
- Our strategic plan: a summary
- Our countryside: a manifesto for the next government
- A positive vision for London’s Green Belt
- Reclassification and development of Green Belt land
- The use of greenfield and brownfield land in Green Belt housing & commercial projects
- Space to Breathe
- Redefining Affordability – a CPRE Briefing
- CPRE’s response to the Affordable Housing Commission call for evidence
- CPRE Local election manifesto 2019
- State of Brownfield 2019
- What we achieved in 2018
- CPRE’s policy on the Oxford-Milton Keynes-Cambridge Arc
- Back to the land: rethinking our approach to soil
- CPRE’s policy on regeneration of the Thames Estuary
- Cambridge – Milton Keynes – Oxford: A Corridor of Uncertainty for the Countryside
- CPRE Membership form for individuals
- Permitted development for shale gas exploration
- Inclusion of shale gas production projects in the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project Regime
- State of the Green Belt 2018
- Environmental Principles and Governance after the UK leaves the EU
- Next steps for LEPs
- CPRE briefing: Response to Written Ministerial Statement on Fracking
- Response to Defra’s consultation on Introducing a Deposit Return Scheme
- ‘Tackling the plastic problem’: CPRE joint response
- Green Belt facts
- CPRE response to the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework consultation
- CPRE response to the Government’s consultation on a post-Brexit agricultural policy
- CPRE’s response to Major Roads Network Consultation
- Land promoters: a CPRE briefing
- CPRE written evidence to EAC Inquiry 25-year Plan
- Viable villages: closing the planning loophole
- State of Brownfield 2018
- Unlocking Potential: Best Practice for Brownfield Land Registers
- Beauty betrayed
- CPRE’s response to the NIC’s National Infrastructure Assessment
- CPRE’s response to the Raynsford Review’s Call for Evidence
- Impacts of a Deposit Refund System on Local Authority Waste Services
- Needless Demand: How a focus on need can help solve the housing crisis
- Fieldwork: Summer 2019
- Fieldwork: Spring 2019
- Fieldwork: Winter 2018
- Fieldwork: Summer 2018
- Fieldwork: Spring 2018
- Fieldwork: Winter 2017
- Fieldwork: Summer 2017
- Uncertain harvest: does the loss of farms matter?
- Energy scenarios research
- What’s Special To You: Landscape Issues In Your Neighbourhood Plan
- Annual review 2017-18
- Policy guidance note: Shale Gas
- CPRE manifesto for General Election 2017
- Fieldwork: Spring 2017
- The end of the road? Challenging the road-building consensus
- The Impact of Road Projects in England
- Discover your countryside – 2019 members guide
- Landlines: why we need a strategic approach to land
- Local food: your pocket guide
- Nature Conservation and Recreational Opportunities in the Green Belt
- Our Green Belt: worth investing in
- National Parks: Planning for the Future
- Fieldwork: Winter 2016
- Future Energy Landscapes: A new approach to local energy planning
- On Solid Ground
- Housing capacity on suitable brownfield land
- Ensuring Place-Responsive Design for Solar Photovoltaics on Buildings
- Making the Link
- New model farming
- Fieldwork: Summer 2016
- Night Blight 2016: Mapping England’s Light Pollution and Dark Skies
- Night Blight 2016: Key Stage 1 lesson plan
- Night Blight 2016: Key Stage 2 lesson plan
- CPRE response to: Technical consultation on the implementation of planning changes
- CPRE response to: recommendations made by the Local Plans Expert Group
- Brownfield comes first
- New Homes Bonus: Sharpening the incentive
- National Infrastructure Commission
- Future Investment in the North’s Transport Infrastructure
- Fieldwork: Spring 2016
- Fieldwork: Winter 2015
- CPRE’s policy on energy
- Set up to fail: why housing targets based on flawed numbers threaten our countryside
- Smarter SHMAs: A Review of Objectively Assessed Need in England
- EmPower Communities – Community energy workshop
- A Living Countryside
- Rural Reconnections
- Getting Houses Built
- Beautiful by design
- Give peace a chance
- Warm and Green
- A beautiful countryside to sustain us all – CPRE manifesto briefing
- Better Brownfield
- A beautiful countryside to sustain us all through food and farming – CPRE manifesto briefing
- A beautiful countryside to sustain us all by eradicating litter – CPRE manifesto briefing
- The right housing in the right places – CPRE manifesto briefing
- National Networks National Policy Statement
- Landscapes for everyone: creating a better future
- From Wasted Space to Living Spaces
- Shedding light report: summary
- Better not bigger
- Removing obstacles to brownfield development
- Policy guidance note: solar energy
- Increasing Diversity in the House Building Sector
- The countryside generation game
- Policy Guidance Note: The rural economy
- Shedding Light
- Light pollution as a Statutory Nuisance: A ‘how to’ guide
- Plan B: How to challenge bad developments in court
- Policy guidance note shale gas
- Planning, housing supply and the countryside – Westminster Hall debate, Thursday 24 October
- CPRE’s policy on planning for housing
- Fieldwork: Summer 2015
- Mapping Local Food Webs Toolkit
- CPRE’s Vision for the future of farming: Dairy farming
- CPRE’s Vision for the future of farming: Pig and poultry farming
- CPRE’s Vision for the future of farming: Horticulture
- CPRE’s Vision for the future of farming: Beef and sheep farming
- CPRE’s Vision for the future of farming: Arable farming
- Policy Guidance Note: Onshore wind turbines
- Securing the value of nature
- Annual Review 2012/13
- From field to fork: The value of England’s local food webs
- Protecting the wider countryside
- How to shape where you live: a guide to neighbourhood planning
- CPRE’s Vision for the future of farming
- Planning explained
- Building in a small island
- How to respond to planning applications
- A little rough guide around the hedges
- From waste to work: the potential for a deposit refund system to create jobs in the UK
- Tranquillity Mapping: Developing a robust methodology for planning support
- Litter Abatement Orders
- Policy Guidance Notes: Transport
- Get Generating
- Have we got the bottle? (summary report)
- Have we got the bottle?
- England’s hedgerows: don’t cut them out!
- Hedgerow Regulations FAQs
- Affordable Housing Keeps Villages Alive
- Green Belts: A greener future
- 2026 – A Vision for the Countryside: Towards our Vision
- 2026 – A Vision for the Countryside
- A Countryside Friendly Smart Grid
- Litterbugs – How to Deal with the Problem of Littering
- How to Run a Whole School Litter Campaign
- CPRE’s policy on brownfield land
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- Developing an Intrusion Map of England
- Intrusion Map: England, early 1960s
- Intrusion Map: England, early 1990s
- Intrusion Map: England, 2007
- England’s Fragmented Countryside: Ranking of Counties and Unitary Authorities
- Planning for Housing Affordability
- How Green is my Region?
- Tranquillity Map: England
- Compact Sustainable Communities
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- Hunting with Hounds (Policy)
- Making Our Mark
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- CPRE’s policy on waste
- Unlocking the Landscape
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- CPRE’s Guide to Quiet Lanes
- Third Party Rights of Appeal in Planning
- Plan B – How to challenge bad developments in court
- Even Regions, Greener Growth
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