Monthly Archives: January 2020

Brexit, The Environment Bill and Local Wildlife Sites – a perfect storm?

Posted on January 31, 2020 by Miles King

On this supposed “Brexit Day” I’m not going to dwell on the Bongs, or the Flags, or the Farage’s. But one of the consequences of Brexit is that we have a new Environment Bill in Parliament. This is as a … Continue reading →

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Landed Gentry or Brexite – the choice to replace Mary Creagh at the Environmental Audit Committee

Posted on January 27, 2020 by Miles King

It’s Brexit week – well it’s not really but the symbolic moment has arrived when we move into the next phase of what will be a very long process – on Friday the transition period will begin – and nothing … Continue reading →

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A Green Future: 25 year plan launched (archived)

Posted on January 3, 2020 by Miles King

Note: for some reason I hadn’t saved this piece from Lush Times to this blog. It’s an old piece from 2 years ago. Michael Gove – the most energetic and intellectual Environment Secretary we have had for many years – … Continue reading →

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