Rural organisations demand reform of NE's 'chaotic' wildlife licensing system

Rural organisations have joined forces to demand Environment Secretary George Eustice bring the ‘chaotic’ wildlife licensing system, run by Natural England (NE), back into central Government to be reformed.

03 June 2020 • 2 min read

Rural organisations demand reform of NE's 'chaotic' wildlife licensing system

Rural organisations have joined forces to demand Environment Secretary George Eustice bring the ‘chaotic' wildlife licensing system, run by Natural England (NE), back into central Government to be reformed....

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