Countryside in UK Law
Legislation
Books & Journal Articles
- Police Asked to Enforce Wildlife and Countryside Act
- Book Review: Crime and Conflict in the Countryside
- INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION IN THE CHINESE COUNTRYSIDE
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Labour in the countryside.
...Despite a difficult few months for Labour, we are seeing some green shoots of hope where we might not have expected them. The Batley and Spen by-election was a narrow hold, but what was particular intriguing was that the party appears to have attract......
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Law Firm Commentaries
- How Can I Build A House In The Countryside?
- Refresh Of The Countryside Code
- Countryside And Rights Of Way Act 2000
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Deadline For Recording Historic Paths In England Scrapped
.... Campaigners determined to preserve access to the countryside in. England were rewarded last month when the Government decided to. scrap the 2026 deadline for recording historic paths in England. Any path not ......
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Forms
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Chapter IHTM24066
...... . The Habitat Scheme (IHTM24065) in England closed from January 2000. In effect, it became subsumed into the existing Countryside Stewardship Scheme (CSS). This does not ban agricultural activity and nor does it include any specific option for taking land out of agricultural ......
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Chapter CIRD62020
......It excludes. land damaged by development which has been or is being restored for agriculture, forestry, woodland or other open countryside use. land damaged by a previous development where the remains of any structure or activity have blended into the landscape in the process of time ......
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Chapter IHTM11224
...... Nature Conservancy Council for England (from 1 April 1991). Nature Conservancy Council for Scotland (from 1 April 1991). Countryside Council for Wales (from 1 April 1991). Any Local Authority (IHTM11225). Any Government department (IHTM11226). Any University or University ......
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Chapter IHTM24065
...... . A number of ‘habitat’ schemes have been introduced throughout the UK to help to preserve the nature of the countryside and to maintain a habitat for wild animals and birds. These schemes tend to ban agricultural production for long periods and so land managed under ......
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