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As harvested fields open up the countryside, the CLA’s Natalie Oakes explains why every hare coursing incident must be reported
Published on 7 Sep 2026
- Authors
- Natalie Oakes
- Campaigns
- Rural Crime
- Regions
- The Midlands
- Strapline
- As harvested fields open up the countryside, the CLA’s Natalie Oakes explains why every hare coursing incident must be reported
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- Hare coursing: why landowners must stay alert this autumn
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It is the time of year when crop circles are appearing on farmland all over the region. In our latest article we provide advice on how and when to act when crop circles are discovered on your land.
Published on 10 Jun 2025
- Authors
- Sarah Wells-Gaston
- Regions
- The South West
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- In this blog, CLA rural adviser Chris Farr offers tips to members affected by the appearance of crop circles.
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- Have the aliens landed? How to tackle crop circles
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CLA Cymru is encouraging members affected by the rules to respond to the consultation before it closes on 23 October 2026.
Published on 5 Oct 2026
- Authors
- Steven Crane-Jenkins
- Regions
- Wales
- Search keywords
- 182-day rule, self-catering, council tax, second homes
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- CLA Cymru is encouraging members affected by the rules to respond to the consultation before it closes on 23 October 2026.
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- Have your say on Wales' 182-day rule
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Consultations open on future of three local authorities in the south west. Published on 5 Mar 2026
Have your say on the future of local authorities in West of England, Devon and Gloucestershire
News story- Authors
- Sarah Wells-Gaston
- Regions
- The South West
- Strapline
- Consultations open on future of three local authorities in the south west.
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- Have your say on the future of local authorities in West of England, Devon and Gloucestershire
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To have their voices heard on planning applications, business developments and other planning issues, CLA members are encouraged to respond to the latest NPPF consultation by 10 March
Published on 26 Feb 2026
- Authors
- Shannon Fuller
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- To have their voices heard on planning applications, business developments and other planning issues, CLA members are encouraged to respond to the latest NPPF consultation by 10 March
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- Have your say on the future of planning: the NPPF needs your views
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Published on 13 Feb 2026
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- Hedgerow management leaflet - RPA Jan 2026
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We explore what CLA members can do to create and manage one of the defining features of the countryside Published on 30 Sep 2026
Hedgerows: How can we get things growing?
News story- Authors
- Harrie Mort
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- We explore what CLA members can do to create and manage one of the defining features of the countryside
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- Hedgerows: How can we get things growing?
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How creating hedgerows and ponds can boost biodiversity - and get funding support
Published on 6 Feb 2025
- Authors
- Lucy Charman
- Regions
- The South East
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- How creating hedgerows and ponds can boost biodiversity - and get funding support
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- Hedging your bets by digging ponds for 'dinosaur-esque' species
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Applications to be on the Board of National Park Authorities and National Landscape Conservation Boards close on 19 May
Published on 15 May 2025
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- Applications to be on the Board of National Park Authorities and National Landscape Conservation Boards close on 19 May
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- Help shape the future of England’s Protected Landscapes
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President Victoria Vyvyan welcomes continuity of schemes and calls for more detail
Published on 25 Feb 2025
- Authors
- Mike Sims
- Strapline
- President Victoria Vyvyan welcomes continuity of schemes and calls for more detail
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- Higher Level Stewardship payment rates to rise in lobbying win for CLA
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A report from the first ever CLA Cymru Rural Business Conference
Published on 12 Mar 2026
- Authors
- Victoria Bond
- Strapline
- A report from the first ever CLA Cymru Rural Business Conference
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- Highlights, ambition and challenges for rural Wales
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CLA backs coalition warning that a visitor levy would damage rural businesses, reduce domestic tourism and, according to latest study, put up to 33,000 jobs at risk
Published on 30 Jul 2026
- Authors
- Peter Fage
- Campaigns
- Rural Powerhouse
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- CLA backs coalition warning that a visitor levy would damage rural businesses, reduce domestic tourism and, according to latest study, put up to 33,000 jobs at risk
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- Holiday tax risks £2.2bn hit to UK economy – CLA joins call to scrap tax