From Cat Rowland, CPRE <[email protected]>
Subject Why Liz Truss' growth agenda spells disaster for the countryside
Date October 15, 2022 9:01 AM
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[[link removed]]CAMPAIGNS UPDATE
October 2022

Dear John

There have been some concerning announcements coming from Liz Truss’ new
government over the last few weeks.

From fracking to planning deregulation, the government is currently pursuing a
growth-at-all-costs agenda which could have disastrous implications for our
countryside, communities and climate.

In a leaked email from the private office of Jacob Rees-Mogg
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democracy in order to roll out fracking and other fossil fuel projects.

We want to ensure local people get the final say on any application for fracking
in their area which is why we’ve launched a petition in collaboration with 38
Degrees – read on to find out more.

And it's not just local democracy that's being attacked, but nature too. In
response to this attack, we've signed a joint letter to Liz Truss alongside
several other national environmental groups including RSPB, National Trust and
the Wildlife Trusts. You can read the letter here
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As National Hedgerow Week comes to a close, we hope you’ve found some time to
join us in celebrating all the benefits hedgerows bring and all the ways you've been helping them to thrive
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Now that we're well into October, we're starting to experience those crisp
mornings, chilly nights and cooler breezes that are common for this time of
year. But what does that mean for your countryside walk, and what wildlife might
you find during this month of change? Read on to find out.


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THANK YOU FOR CHAMPIONING HEDGEROWS THIS NATIONAL HEDGEROW WEEK
A big thank you for taking time to sign and share our hedgerow petition calling
for a 40% increase in hedgerows by 2050. Thanks to you, we've surpassed 45,000
signatures! To mark the end of National Hedgerow Week on Monday 17 October,
we'll be heading to DEFRA's Head Office to hand in our petition. Keep an eye out
for further updates next week!

Find out more
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JOIN OUR CALL ON THE GOVERNMENT TO RETHINK ITS PLANS ON FRACKING
The government wants to fast-track fracking against the wishes of local
communities who have rejected it time and time again. In response, we’ve
launched a new petition with 38 Degrees to ensure local communities get the
final say on any application for fracking in their area. Thank you to everyone
who has signed it already - if you haven't yet, there's still time. Find out
more and take action below.

Find out more
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‘DEREGULATION ON STEROIDS’ – OUR RESPONSE TO PLANNED INVESTMENT ZONES
Former chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's proposed investment zones would strip away
the protection of the planning system from swathes of the countryside,
threatening many of our most loved landscapes. If these plans go ahead,
developers will be given free rein to industrialise our countryside, changing
the face of rural England for generations to come. Read more on our response and
how you can support below.

Find out more
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A COUNTRYSIDE WALK IN OCTOBER
While September is typically regarded as the start of autumn, we don’t normally
feel autumn’s bite until we move into October. As the temperatures begin to
drop, and daylight hours dwindle, the natural world is preparing for winter in
all kinds of miraculous and spellbinding ways.

Find out more
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Best wishes,

Cat

Cat Rowland

Digital Engagement Officer


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