Environment

The proposed Lower Thames Crossing would destroy the habitat (trees, hedgerows, fields, marshes etc) of birds, as well as negatively

Bugs, insects, invertebrates however you refer to them, they would be negatively impacted by the proposed Lower Thames Crossing (LTC)

We often talk about the impacts to north and south of the River Thames, but what about the impacts of

The Climate Change Committee (CCC) issued its 2022 Progress report to Parliament on Weds 29th June 2022. The report is

By National Highways’ own admission the proposed LTC would have a “Large Adverse” impact on the Kent Downs Area of

As we know the proposed Lower Thames Crossing would be hugely destructive and harmful on so many levels, and that

Hole Farm Community Woodland is a new community woodland being proposed by National Highways.  The 95 hectare farm in Great

Since National Highways (formerly Highways England) and their contractors have started investigative works for the proposed Lower Thames Crossing, there

PM2.5 (Particulate Matter 2.5) is something many are very concerned about when it comes to the proposed Lower Thames Crossing,

Don’t believe all you read in Highways England’s press release today (June 2nd 2021) about an HE community woodland, a

A local Chalk resident, Russell Palmer (in photo above), took to Facebook to post about LTC staff littering in fields

Have you seen the details of LTC impacts to special category land on pages 88-90 in the Design Consultation Guide?

You may have heard the recent news about the Court of Appeal ruling blocking the Heathrow expansion on environmental grounds.