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The charity said a due diligence system must be implemented.

Residents must be consulted before authorities rip up trees in their areas as part of a new pro-environment drive unveiled by Rishi Sunak.

What happened at Sycamore Gap earlier this year angered the nation. Not only because of what the tree meant to the people of Northumberland, and the many thousands who visited it every year. But because it reminded us that once we damage nature, it can take generations to recover.

The British people want us to turn this moment of anger into a moment of action, so that Sycamore Gap becomes a symbol of renewal, not loss

Defra: no assessment made to ban artificial grass - from HortWeek

Government sets out ambitious new nature package, with measures to improve access to green space and connect the public with the natural world  

The announcement by Rishi Sunak that the government will be introducing a Duty to Consult on the felling of street trees in England is hopefully the start of a long-awaited admission that local authorities' powers to remove our urban trees without good reason or warning are too great.

The government could force new housing developments in Somerset to be greener under new rules taking effect in the new year.

The government could force new housing developments in Somerset to be greener under new rules taking effect in the new year.

The government could force new housing developments in Somerset to be greener under new rules taking effect in the new year.