Michael Donnelly is a Cameraman and Editor with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. He has contributed to various publications such as Planning Resource, The ENDS Report, and CounterPunch, covering topics related to environmental conservation, energy, planning, and political issues. His work has also been featured in ENDS Europe, Business Up North, Belfast Live, Belfast Telegraph, and U105.
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Michael Donnelly's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the United Kingdom. He seems to be particularly interested in reporting on developments related to conservation, government initiatives, planning, environment, and housing.
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By: Michael Donnelly
By: Michael Donnelly
Two further water companies have been added to the ‘elevated concern’ category in industry regular Ofwat’s annual report on the financial resilience of utilities providers.
By: Michael Donnelly
Two further water companies have been added to the ‘elevated concern' category in industry regular Ofwat's annual report on the financial resilience of utilities providers.
By: Michael Donnelly
By: Michael Donnelly
Campaigners have urged a council to take enforcement action after it emerged oil production continued at the Horse Hill site in Surrey four months after a landmark Supreme Court judgment quashed planning consent for the development.
By: Michael Donnelly
The environment secretary has said that a decision to suspend capital grant payments for environmental improvements on landholdings for this year is ‘disappointing’ but that the move was necessary for DEFRA to ‘remain within budget’, and the minister has said that the balance between nature restoration and food production has got ‘a bit out of kilter’.
By: Michael Donnelly
Appearing before peers on the House of Lords' Environment and Climate Change Committee on Wednesday, the environment secretary talked about his ‘rapid review' of the EIP, the need for ‘sensible' regulation, and how the ‘trade off' between food production and environmental goals is ‘a bit out of kilter'. Here's what you need to know…
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