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Labour pledges to create ten new "national nature parks" across England

Catherine Early
clock 28 November 2019 •
Chiltern Hills could become a new 'National Nature Park' under Labour plans| Credit: Edmund Shaw
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Chiltern Hills could become a new 'National Nature Park' under Labour plans| Credit: Edmund Shaw

Labour plans to shake up England's system of protected land designations in new plans for nature

The Malvern Hills, Chiltern Hills, Lincolnshire Wolds and North Pennines could become "national nature parks" under nature restoration plans revealed today by Labour. The proposals would shake up how...

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