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A short update from CLA Policy Adviser Mark Burton
Published on 15 Jun 2026
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- Mark Burton
- Regions
- The East
- Strapline
- A short update from CLA Policy Adviser Mark Burton
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- Pelham to Rayleigh Overhead Line Reinforcement
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An update from CLA Policy Adviser Mark Burton on this proposed project
Published on 17 Jul 2026
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- Mark Burton
- Regions
- The East
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- An update from CLA Policy Adviser Mark Burton on this proposed project
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- Pelham to Rayleigh line reinforcement project in Essex
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Known as the producer of some of the best National Hunt racehorses in Europe, Yorton Farm has been transformed into an innovative and forward-thinking stud. The CLA explores how it is redefining racehorse breeding. Published on 13 Jan 2026
Pioneering equine excellence
Feature article- Authors
- Sarah Wells-Gaston
- Regions
- The Midlands
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- Natalie Oakes explores how Yorton Farm is redefining racehorse breeding.
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- Pioneering equine excellence
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Emsden trophy awarded to 2025 recipient on sunny farm walk in Kent
Published on 8 Jul 2025
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- Mike Sims
- Regions
- The South East
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- Emsden trophy awarded to 2025 recipient on sunny farm walk in Kent
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- Pioneering vegetable grower wins top award on CLA farm visit
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Published on 26 Mar 2026
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- Shannon Fuller
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- Planning Update Webinar: Questions and Answers
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Published on 25 Mar 2026
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- Shannon Fuller
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- Planning Webinar slides - March 2026
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What do new planning proposals mean for the countryside? Planning Adviser Shannon Fuller breaks down the CLA’s responses to the latest consultations on application fees and new towns
Published on 27 May 2026
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- Shannon Fuller
- Campaigns
- Biodiversity Net Gain
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- What do new planning proposals mean for the countryside? Planning Adviser Shannon Fuller breaks down the CLA’s responses to the latest consultations on application fees and new towns
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- Planning fees and new towns: the CLA’s message to the government
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A government update to planning guidance has changed how flood risk is assessed. Check out our latest blog to find out how it could affect your development plans
Published on 17 Oct 2025
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- John Greenshields,Shannon Fuller
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- A government update to planning guidance has changed how flood risk is assessed. Check out our latest blog to find out how it could affect your development plans
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- Planning guidance revised for flood risk developments
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How will the latest government update on planning impact housing, heritage, BNG and other rural developments? CLA Planning Adviser Shannon Fuller provides a complete breakdown for land managers
Published on 18 Dec 2025
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- Shannon Fuller
- Campaigns
- Rural Powerhouse,Biodiversity Net Gain
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- How will the latest government update on planning impact housing, heritage, BNG and other rural developments? CLA Planning Adviser Shannon Fuller provides a complete breakdown for land managers
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- Planning opportunity for rural landowners – government launches consultation on National Planning Policy Framework
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In a key proposal of the ongoing planning shake-up, CLA Planning Adviser Shannon Fuller explores how the new ‘default yes’ for development near railway stations will affect landowners Published on 29 Jan 2026
Planning reforms explained: what does the ‘default yes’ for development near railway stations mean?
Blog- Authors
- Shannon Fuller
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- In a key proposal of the ongoing planning shake-up, CLA Planning Adviser Shannon Fuller explores how the new ‘default yes’ for development near railway stations will affect landowners
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- Planning reforms explained: what does the ‘default yes’ for development near railway stations mean?
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While there is still ‘a long road ahead’, a new proposed strategy outlines how government and industry can work together to tackle bovine tuberculosis over the next decade
Published on 12 Jun 2026
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- Susan Twining
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- While there is still ‘a long road ahead’, a new proposed strategy outlines how government and industry can work together to tackle bovine tuberculosis over the next decade
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- Plans for England to be bovine TB free by 2038
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To ensure that the code is still relevant for rural land managers and visitors to the countryside, you have the chance to share your views in the latest survey
Published on 18 Sep 2025
- Authors
- Claire Wright
- Campaigns
- Countryside Code
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- To ensure that the code is still relevant for rural land managers and visitors to the countryside, you have the chance to share your views in the latest survey
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- Play your part in shaping the future of the Countryside Code