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  • Find out how the results of a new landmark judgement could have significant implications for how survey access notices are served and challenged in the UK Published on 9 Jul 2026
    Authors
    Mark Burton
    Regions
    Wales
    Strapline
    Find out how the results of a new landmark judgement could have significant implications for how survey access notices are served and challenged in the UK
    Title
    A seismic change to compulsory purchase survey powers
  • Discover how a family of Eurasian beavers released in Bedfordshire is marking a big step in the species’ reintroduction Published on 24 Jun 2026
    Authors
    Lee Murphy
    Regions
    The East
    Strapline
    Discover how a family of Eurasian beavers released in Bedfordshire is marking a big step in the species’ reintroduction
    Title
    A new chapter for beaver reintroduction in England
  • If you’re a land manager in England, it’s time to look at LNRSs. Read our practical guide to learn about the opportunities, connect with delivery partners and help build nature recovery into your plans Published on 8 Oct 2026
    Authors
    Susan Twining
    Campaigns
    Biodiversity Net Gain
    Strapline
    If you’re a land manager in England, it’s time to look at LNRSs. Read our practical guide to learn about the opportunities, connect with delivery partners and help build nature recovery into your plans
    Title
    A landowner's five-step guide to Local Nature Recovery Strategies
  • CLA East Adviser Peter Ewin updates on recent meetings that have focused on water management Published on 2 Jul 2026
    Authors
    Peter Ewin
    Regions
    The East
    Strapline
    CLA East Adviser Peter Ewin updates on recent meetings that have focused on water management
    Title
    A focus on water
  • CLA Cymru is urging Welsh Government to use its latest review of holiday let taxation to deliver meaningful reform for genuine self-catering businesses, including reducing the 182-day letting threshold to 105 days. Published on 28 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Steven Crane-Jenkins
    Regions
    Wales
    Strapline
    CLA Cymru is urging Welsh Government to use its latest review of holiday let taxation to deliver meaningful reform for genuine self-catering businesses, including reducing the 182-day letting threshold to 105 days.
    Title
    182-day rule review: CLA Cymru calls for 105-day threshold and workable exemptions

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