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Let us put a special seabed in national park plan
1:50pm Wednesday 7th July 2004
A historic legal bid has been launched to include the sea off the Seven Sisters coastline in the proposed South Downs national park.
Bid to extend national park boundary
1:49pm Saturday 12th June 2004
Countryside campaigners are calling for more of the Ouse valley and land around Ringmer to be included in the proposed South Downs national park.
Councils defend park plan objection
1:49pm Wednesday 7th April 2004
Two councils have defended their reasons for objecting to a national park in the closing stages of an inquiry.
National park plea
1:47pm Tuesday 17th February 2004
Contryside campaigners have called for more land south of Arundel to be included in the South Downs national park.
Park plan threatens bypass
1:46pm Friday 13th February 2004
A council has objected to the decision to extend the boundaries of the proposed South Downs National Park because it wants to build a bypass.
Downs park gateway plea
1:45pm Friday 16th January 2004
A popular green approach to Hove should be included in the South Downs national park, countryside campaigners told a public inquiry.
Forum's plea over new park boundary
1:42pm Monday 12th January 2004
The boundary of the proposed South Downs national park should hug the northern edge of Brighton and Hove, wildlife groups told a public inquiry.
Call for increased park boundaries
1:44pm Friday 9th January 2004
Campaigners have begun putting their case for more land to be included in a proposed South Downs national park to fulfil a 50-year-old ambition.
Boundary fears for national park plan
1:41pm Wednesday 17th December 2003
Countryside without special conservation status should not be included in the proposed South Downs national park, landowners told a public inquiry.
Farmers union: Visitors may pose risk to land
1:40pm Friday 12th December 2003
A national park in the South Downs would give people the impression farmland had been nationalised and they could walk anywhere, a public inquiry was told.
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