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Minister Minded to Reject Proposed Glyndwr National Park as Final Decision Nears
The minister cited affordability, governance and community concerns, and said the plan could cost more than £11 million to establish.
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Minister minded to reject proposed Glyndwr National Park as final decision nears
Welsh ministers are minded to reject the proposed Glyndŵr National Park, with a final decision expected by Christmas.
The Welsh Government has been accused of a lack of leadership on the environment following an announcement today (October 13) that plans to establish a new national park in north-east Wales will not go ahead for the time being.
Plans for fourth Welsh national park set to be shelved
Nation.Cymru staff Plans for Wales’ first new national park since 1957 look set to be rejected after a minister said environmental objectives could be achieved without creating it. Constitution Minister Dafydd Trystan Davies told the Senedd he would not proceed with a public local inquiry into the proposed Glyndŵr National Park at this stage. The […]
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