Once again this has nothing to do with nature blocking development. Below is the ecology verdict. The developer will be buying credits from NE by the looks of things.

And this is the awful reality everyone was afraid of. It might as well be daytime.

These small yellowish dots are what the appeal Inspector thought they were approving for the Urnfield floodlights.

Yet again, even after warnings from enforcement, the owners have chosen to use the Urnfield before important environmental conditions have been discharged.

We can't be the only community group concerned that badger licensing is more about developer expedience than protecting badgers and their setts.

Local communities will always keep working to protect their most cherished natural spaces with passion and determination - savemerrowdowns.org/michelle…

There are plenty of things no developer wants to find unexpectedly on their site - asbestos is one. savemerrowdowns.org/asbestos…

We know Merrow Woods is a home for the Hazel Dormouse. I'd love to think these are a sign, but they could be from Wood Mouse? Expert views please . . . @PTES @SurreyWT

Looking out for the badgers of Merrow Downs - savemerrowdowns.org/whos-loo… @DrBrianMay @WildlifeTrusts @WildlifeMag @surreyhillssoc

This is why everyone who knows Merrow Down, wants to preserve its natural beauty and protect its precious wildlife.