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North Wessex Downs AONB e-bulletin available from info@northwessexdowns.org.uk Swindon Rights of Way Improvement Plan 2007 -2011 available at www.swindon.gov.uk Look under "Environment and Regeneration" "A Shared Vision for Swindon 2008 -2030". This document can be read on www.swindonsp.org.uk or email customerservices@swindon.gov.uk for a copy. Wiltshire Rights of Way Improvement Plan consultation document. To obtain copy email paulbroadstock@wiltshire.gov.uk Local Transport Plan 2006 -2011 www.wiltshire.gov.uk/.. ..n-2.htm or call 01225 713470 Wiltshire Local Transport Plan Progress Reports. Latest is 2007. email transportplanning@wiltshire.gov.uk CPRE RECENT PUBLICATIONS can be obtained by following this link They include: Beyond the Pillars - Wildlife and Countryside Link's policy perspective on the future of the CAP (EU’s Common Agricultural Policy) Glyndebourne Tranquillity Map - Related campaigns: Tranquillity Glyndebourne Wind Turbine - CPRE tranquillity evidence - CPRE's evidence to the Glyndebourne Wind Turbine Planning Inquiry regarding the effect of the proposed development on tranquillity as mapped by CPRE. Fieldwork: Vol 5, Issue 1 - Articles in this issue of Fieldwork, CPRE's quarterly campaigning newsletter: how to organise a protest march, dishing the dirt on litter, a roof for homeless birds, rocking the boat on mooring developments, taking community action on renewable energy. CPRE members can choose to receive free copies. Climate change toolkit - Our changing climate, our changing lives Our toolkit tells you how you can work together with local groups where you live, to take action on climate change. Possible locations for eco-towns - The Government has announced plans to build 10 eco- towns, it is expected to announce its preferred list in March 2008. Based on research we have produced a map showing the possible locations of the eco-towns. Streamlining Local Development Frameworks: overview of the Government's proposed changes to planning policy (PPS12) - In November the Government published for consultation a draft Planning Policy Statement proposing changes to the way local authorities prepare Local Development Frameworks. This briefing describes some of these changes and their implications for CPRE. Our changing climate, our changing lives - The South East - We've worked with leading NGOs to research the impact of climate change on everyday life in the next 50 years. The way we travel to work, the sports we play, our health and the environment could all be affected by shifting weather patterns. The report gives a snapshot of how the South East of England could change forever if we don't act now to reduce the impacts of climate change. Planning Bill campaign action pack - How to take action on the Planning Bill. The action pack includes a sample letter you can use to write to your MP. 2026 Vision - What future for the countryside? - CPRE is looking to the future and our 2026 Vision sets out a thought-provoking picture of the sort of countryside we might see, and some of the challenges it may face, in 2026, CPRE’s centenary year. Our ambition is to provoke a national debate that will lead to a consensus on how we can all protect the green spaces that make England beautiful. |
Transport in tomorrow’s countryside, April 2003, 2.4 MB
National TrustValuing our environment – UK, flyer, 2001, 410 KB
Wiltshire County CouncilLocal Strategic Partnership, strategic analysis report, 2002, 285 KB
EnvironmentEconomic impact reports for road schemes, CPRE, December 2003, 120 KB
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