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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.
Given her focus, Tess would likely be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary or analysis related to UK government decisions regarding environmental policies, conservation efforts, agricultural regulations, and biodiversity protection. Additionally, she may be interested in insights from experts with knowledge of specific legal or regulatory aspects impacting these areas within the UK.
Pitches should align with the national geographic focus of her coverage and should provide relevant expertise in issues pertaining to UK environmental policy-making processes.
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By: Tess Colley
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.
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The site of the ‘Devil’s Chimney’ in the Cotswolds has been declared a national nature reserve (NNR).
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The government’s approach to planning policy risks a societal backlash due to “raised but unmet expectations”, a coalition of environmental, housing, and transport groups have warned in a letter to the prime minister.
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Manchester mayor Andy Burnham is seeking election at an upcoming local by-election, in a move that would allow him to run in any future Labour leadership contest. Many reports have speculated about his ambitions, but what is his position on green issues?
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The government has published draft regulations outlining how planning reforms to environmental mitigation will be implemented, including detail on “appropriate prioritisation” and the Nature Restoration Levy.
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Presumptive prime minister Andy Burnham has set out his plans for the “biggest change to the way the country is run” including significant regional devolution, the biggest council housing building programme “since the post-war period”, and reform of water, energy and transport services.
By: Tess Colley
A chemical factory that ENDS revealed is making products containing a banned and carcinogenic forever chemical, and allowing it to be released into the air, has proposed plans to “cease production” at the end of this year.
The days of making “easy money” from waste are “over”, according to the prime minister, following the arrest of four men for illegal dumping at an infamous site near Manchester.
DEFRA minister Emma Hardy has retained the water policy portfolio following the prime minister’s reshuffle last month, with the full extent of new ministerial roles still yet to be confirmed by the department.
