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Tess Colley's coverage primarily focuses on UK government and politics, with a significant emphasis on environmental policy, conservation, land management, and biodiversity. Her work also features announcements from the government related to these topics.
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By: Tess Colley
Few things have been as controversial for the environment sector this year as the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, which received the royal stamp of approval today. It’s a tough pill to swallow for many – but there’s more to come, writes Tess Colley.
By: Tess Colley
As the Christmas break draws to a close, here are the environmental stories you might have missed over the festive season, from chemical consultation responses, a new national ‘river wall’ and Planning Act details...
By: Tess Colley
A law firm is “gathering views” on the implications for animals like beavers and grey seals of the government rejecting all protected species recommendations from the UK’s wildlife agencies, in a move described by ecologists as “highly unusual” and “profoundly disrespectful” to scientists.
By: Tess Colley
MPs have called on the government to be more “assertive” in managing the UK’s marine space and to publish a ‘Sea Use Framework’.
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Reform UK has backed away from engaging in talks with the financier Ben Goldsmith on bolstering its nature policies, after “headbanger farmer types kicked up a stink”.
By: Tess Colley
Plaid Cymru is set to form a minority government in Wales for the first time in the party’s 100-year history, following a historic defeat for the Labour Party last week. But what environmental policies can you expect from the Welsh nationalist party?
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Climate change has been dropped as a named cabinet brief in the new Welsh ministerial line up, with nature and the environment also absent from named ministerial positions.
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All environment and net zero policy will be overseen as part of the sizeable brief of Wales’ new rural resilience minister, the Welsh government has confirmed.
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The prime minister has defended his government’s net zero policy following comments from former Labour prime minister, Tony Blair, that the government’s approach to North Sea oil and gas should be ripped up, and reports of a Cabinet rift on the matter.
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A claim made by Reform UK that DEFRA has a policy team for “each individual species of fish” has been described as “completely false” by the government, as the right-wing populist party outlines its plans for quangos to be “scrapped” and half of all policy roles to be cut if it ever wins power.
