A27 Consultation Deadline - 24 October 2019
21 October 2019
Sussex Wildlife Trust submitted their response to the Arundel A27 bypass consultation, you have until Thursday 24 October to submit your response
Archive of: Jess Price
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Golf courses fore wildlife
11 October 2019
Brighton and Hove City Council (BHCC) currently have a golden opportunity to restore a precious area of ancient chalk downland, protecting cultural heritage and a drinking water aquifer whilst providing public access and recreation. Will they take this chance, or revert to short-term financial gain over long-term public benefit?
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Time is short. Act today
03 October 2019
A27 Arundel Bypass Consultation Deadline: 24 October 2019
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Support for young climate strikers
16 September 2019
Students around the world are calling on people of all ages to join them in a Global Climate Strike this Friday 20 September
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Further consultation on the A27 Arundel bypass scheme
22 August 2019
Highways England have announced that they will be carrying out another consultation on the A27 Arundel Bypass scheme between Friday 30 August and Thursday 24 October 2019
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Severing their own green finger
23 October 2018
Whitehawk Hill is one of Brighton & Hove’s most valuable wild spaces and a designated Local Nature Reserve - so why has it been earmarked for development?
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Only four more days to comment on the Arundel Bypasss
12 October 2017
Comments on the A27 Arundel Bypass must arrive by Monday 16 October
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Call to action
21 April 2017
Election manifestos are being finalised this weekend and your MP can affect what goes in them.
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Snowdrops - a sign of spring
08 January 2017
Snowdrops are often the first sign of spring and a sure indication that milder weather is on its way. If you are out and about in January it’s not too early to see clusters of bright white bell-shaped flowers in woodlands, parks, gardens and churchyards.
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Eye of newt
28 October 2016
At Halloween, Shakespeare’s infamous spell-casting recipe reminds us of a day when our wildlife faced a whole different set of problems; mainly cauldron-based. Nowadays newts’ main worries are habitat loss, finding a mate and avoiding being eaten by a passing grass snake or bird.