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  • An important bluetongue update for keepers of livestock, as additional laboratory capacity should help improve disease testing results Published on 27 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Jack Chivers
    Regions
    The South West
    Strapline
    An important bluetongue update for keepers of livestock, as additional laboratory capacity should help improve disease testing results
    Title
    Expanded bluetongue testing as UK cases continue to climb
  • Published on 27 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Jack Chivers
    Title
    Fertiliser Ordering - Why Timing Matters This Season: from the Farming Fertiliser Stakeholder Group
  • This guidance note summarises the most relevant permitted development rights for CLA members in relation to temporary campsites and any associated prior approval requirements. We strongly suggest if you are considering using these rights, that you consult the GPDO 2015 carefully to ensure that all conditions and limitations contained in Part 4 are taken into account in your proposals. Published on 10 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Shannon Fuller
    Strapline
    This guidance note summarises the most relevant permitted development rights for CLA members in relation to temporary campsites and any associated prior approval requirements. We strongly suggest if you are considering using these rights, that you consult the GPDO 2015 carefully to ensure that all conditions and limitations contained in Part 4 are taken into account in your proposals.
    Title
    GN26-30 Permitted Development Rights for Temporary Campsites (England Only)
  • GN26-30 Permitted Development Rights for Temporary Campsites (England Only)

    Guidance note
  • Published on 10 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Shannon Fuller
    Title
    GN26-31 Permitted Development Rights for Temporary Buildings and Uses of Land (England Only)
  • GN26-31 Permitted Development Rights for Temporary Buildings and Uses of Land (England Only)

    Guidance note
  • This guidance note explains how to apply to exclude public access from open access land designated under Countryside Rights of Way Act 2000 due to the risk of wildfire. Published on 14 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Claire Wright
    Strapline
    This guidance note explains how to apply to exclude public access from open access land designated under Countryside Rights of Way Act 2000 due to the risk of wildfire.
    Title
    GN26-32 Wildfire Access Restrictions
  • GN26-32 Wildfire Access Restrictions

    Guidance note
  • GN26-33 Accommodation for Employees - is it taxable?

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  • GN26-33 Accommodation for Employees - is it taxable?

    Guidance note
  • Published on 21 Aug 2026
    Authors
    John Greenshields,Shannon Fuller
    Title
    GN26-33 Planning Application Considerations
  • With dry conditions and fire risk expected to remain a concern each year for rural businesses, CLA members can access practical guidance to help protect land, property and habitats Published on 26 Aug 2026
    Authors
    Claire Wright
    Strapline
    With dry conditions and fire risk expected to remain a concern each year for rural businesses, CLA members can access practical guidance to help protect land, property and habitats
    Title
    Make sure your land isn’t caught out by future wildfires

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