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  1. FSA is reportedly covering the Thames Valley region, which includes the Vale of White Horse, Thames Valley, Berkshire, and Oxfordshire.
  2. A development project in the Vale of White Horse is facing scrutiny regarding local planning regulations and potential wildlife law breaches.

A development project in the Vale of White Horse is facing scrutiny regarding local planning regulations and potential wildlife law breaches.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 1
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A development project in the Vale of White Horse is facing scrutiny regarding local planning regulations and potential wildlife law breaches.

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Vale of White HorseOxfordshireNatural England

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  1. Restoration of the Pillar project requires consent from Natural England.Sub-event
  2. Brian Cade's ecologists obtained a necessary license from Natural England for a project in the Vale of White Horse.1 source

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Within FSA is reportedly covering the Thames Valley region, which includes the Vale of White Horse, Thames Valley, Berkshire, and Oxfordshire.

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