E.L.F. Statement: E.L.F Evidence Accepted by Aarhus Compliance Committee

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E.L.F. Report: Plan B, How to challenge bad developments in courts

The Environmental Law Foundation, in collobaration with the Campaign to Protect Rural England, has produced a short guide as to how and when you can challenge planning decision in the courts.

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E.L.F. EVENT: ‘Your Rights, Equality & The Environment’

‘Your Rights, Equality & The Environment’  

- What are your rights to a healthy environment?
- How can you get your voice heard in the planning process? The Environ

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E.L.F. Statement: Response to the Abolition of the Infrastructure Planning Commission.

 

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E.L.F. Event: Air Pollution in Canterbury

 

In many parts of the country legal air quality limits are not being met.
On Wednesday 23 June E.L.F. will be holding an event in Canterbury. Three local experts will discuss the issue.
Time: 1930
Venue: Friends Meeting House, 6 Friars Canterbury, Kent
All are welcome.

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LAUNCH: Sustainable Communities Act Report

The Sustainable Communities Act Project was conducted as part of E.L.F.'s Sustainable Communities Project. Read more...

E.L.F. Briefing: High Speed Rail Network

 

E.L.F. recently produced a short report on the proposed High-Speed Rail Development.

E.L.F. OFFICE MOVE TO CITY UNIVERSITY LAW BUILDING

The Environmental Law Foundation is now in the process of moving office. The office will be closed on 26, 27, 28 May. We will re-open on Tuesday 1 June. The new address is: 2-10 Princeton Street London WC1R 4BH Our phone numbers and email contact details remain the same. Read more...

NATIONAL POLICY STATEMENTS AND THE NEW PLANNING SYSTEM

 

NATIONAL POLICY STATEMENTS AND THE NEW PLANNING SYSTEM TOOLKIT

The Environmental Law Foundation (E.L.F.) held a free public event on Saturday 1

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NEWS RELEASE: 4 March 2010. ENVIRONMENTAL LAW FOUNDATION APPLAUDS SUPREME COURT DECISION IN REDCAR CASE

A recent decision by the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has halted a £55 million project to build 350 houses, a swimming pool, leisure facilities and a visitor centre on land which local residents have long regarded as a village green. Read more...