The excellent book Irreplaceable: The Fight to Save Wild Places by Julian Hoffman shows what places can mean to local communities. One example he gives
A place to care about: Community wins fight to save Highmoor Farm and Talbot Heath
A precious area of green space and the last remaining urban farm in Poole have been saved from the developers once again. Talbot Village Trust
Parks for What? Parks for Whom?
Tower Hamlets council has recently confirmed a decision to increase the number of major events in Victoria Park, the main park for the borough, from
Thoughts on the agroecological farming vs rewilding session at the ORFC
(photo by Laura Mackey. See: https://wildhaweswater.co.uk/2023/07/11/englands-rarest-habitats-to-be-enhanced-in-one-of-uks-largest-landscape-programmes/ The PLP attended a session at the Oxford Real Farming Conference on this often contentious issue. One of the
London’s traditional street markets: Threats and Resistance
The People’s Land Policy attended an excellent conference in July last summer. The conference was organised by Friends of Queen’s Market and University of Leeds
New Threat to Wild Camping on Dartmoor
(graphic from Wild Justice: https://wildjustice.org.uk/) Wild camping on Dartmoor is again under attack. Landowner Alexander Darwall, a hedge fund manager, has won the right to
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