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  • Labour must reform biodiversity laws to boost housebuilding, trade body says

    Property

    Housebuilders are calling on the government to reform its biodiversity quotas for developers to lessen the costs and delays they say it causes to businesses.  The Home Builders Federation (HBF), which represents the housebuilding industry, welcomed recent changes to biodiversity laws but said they do not go far enough in lifting the burden on housebuilders.  [...]

    Rachel Reeves at construction site, inspecting housebuilding progress, highlighting Labours commitment to housing developm...
  • Does Scotland actually want to ban cats?

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    An SNP report about cat ownership has produced a flurry of headlines over an approaching “cat ban” in Scotland. But is it true?

    BIRMINGHAM, UNITED KINGDOM - APRIL 04: 'Boggles' a stray kitten is one of the lucky animals at the Barnes Hill RSPCA Animal Rescue Centre, who has been found a caring home on April 4, 2007 in Birmingham, England. The Animal Welfare Act becomes law on Friday is being highlighted by the RSPCA. The act imposes a duty of care for pets and animals on owners and includes fines of up to GBP20,000 and jail terms of up to a year for cruelty. The new law includes making sure that animals are fed, housed and protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
  • Canary Wharf unveils ‘urban oasis’ in historic partnership with the Eden Project

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    Canary Wharf has unveiled a groundbreaking biodiversity scheme with the Eden Project, as the banking district goes green to improve workers’ experiences. The first-of-its-kind Eden Dock was unveiled on Wednesday, with the Canary Wharf Group (CWG) describing it as an “urban oasis”. The partnership will improve biodiversity in the area and offer more touch points [...]

    Alpa explores Eden Dock, a first of its kind urban space, as it is unveiled in Canary Wharf, London, as part of a partnership with the Eden Project, the charity’s first city venture. Issue Date: Wednesday October 2, 2024. PA Photo. Located in the heart of the Wharf, Eden Dock features floating ecology islands, marine habits and 21 mossy sculptures dotted around the dock. Eden Dock has been created as a blueprint for biodiversity and habitat gain for cities around the world. Photo credit should read: David Parry/ PA Media Assignment

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