Wild Justice – Page 9

An open letter to the Charity Commission

Wild Justice 18th October 2024 No Comments

Dear Charity Commission, we are writing to you from Wild Justice, a nearly-six-year old not-for-profit company whose objects are: We may seek charitable status at some stage in the future…

A flawed planning decision on the Pembrokeshire coast

Wild Justice 18th October 2024 No Comments

On Wednesday, the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park approved a planning proposal for a visitor centre, an adventure sports hub, for ‘coasteering’. Coasteering (click here) is ‘getting up close and personal…

Wild Justice’s response to the National Planning Policy Framework consultation

Wild Justice 18th October 2024 No Comments

One of the first acts of the new Labour government has been to signal that it wants more houses built in England and it is looking to make that process…

Press Release: Wild Justice lodges complaint about Waitrose and Marks & Spencer selling gamebirds contaminated with toxic lead shot

Wild Justice 25th September 2024 No Comments

Environmental campaign group Wild Justice has lodged a complaint to the Competition and Marketing Authority about false claims made by Waitrose and Marks & Spencer in relation to selling game…

Waitrose still selling gamebirds contaminated with toxic lead shot, despite telling customers it only stocks lead-free gamebirds

Wild Justice 25th September 2024 No Comments

Lead is a poison and has been removed from many formerly common uses such as for water pipes and fishing weights, and in petrol and paints. But it is still…

Natural England attacks the principles of the Aarhus Convention

Wild Justice 24th September 2024 No Comments

Wild Justice and Badger Trust are mounting a legal challenge against the decision of Natural England (NE) to issue licences for Badger culling, made after pressure from the Department of…

Natural England and Thursley Common

Wild Justice 24th September 2024 No Comments

This was the scene on a Surrey heathland managed by Natural England – a heath with a panoply of designations to protect its wildlife from harm – one evening in…

Dartmoor – commonly badly managed

Wild Justice 16th September 2024 No Comments

This blog provides background to our legal challenge of the Dartmoor Commoners’ Council – see previous blogs here (22 July) and here (30 August). The background to our legal challenge…

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An open letter to the Charity Commission

A flawed planning decision on the Pembrokeshire coast

Wild Justice’s response to the National Planning Policy Framework consultation

Press Release: Wild Justice lodges complaint about Waitrose and Marks & Spencer selling gamebirds contaminated with toxic lead shot

Waitrose still selling gamebirds contaminated with toxic lead shot, despite telling customers it only stocks lead-free gamebirds

Natural England attacks the principles of the Aarhus Convention

Natural England and Thursley Common

Dartmoor – commonly badly managed

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