Chair: Rebecca Pullinger, The Woodland Trust
Vice Chair: Carl Bunnage, RSPB
Link: Emma Clarke, Policy and Advocacy Lead
Link's Land Use Planning Group will continue to highlight how planning can make a positive contribution to nature's recovery, rather than perpetuating the sustained habitat loss seen over recent decades.
The LUPG has been advocating for robust BNG regulations and guidance ahead of mandatory implementation. The group wrote to Minister Harrison in Autumn 2023, ahead of the confirmation of the delay to mandatory BNG to January 2024. Most recently, Link published a report on local ambition and progress on delivering Biodiversity Net Gain.
Recently, the LUPG has also responded to Government's planning proposals on major infrastructure projects fast-tracking, new approach to siting of new nuclear power stations, and brownfields planning policy.
For further information, contact Emma Clarke, Link's Policy and Advocacy Lead.
Last updated: 27 March 2024
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