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Housing developer fined £100,000 for destroying rare dormice home

A luxury housing developer has been ordered to pay more than £100,000 for destroying land that housed rare Hazel Dormice.

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Eco campaigners beg: ‘don't cut down ancient woodland for a Center Parcs’

The £350 million holiday resort would be built in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in woodland south of Crawley, at Oldhouse Warren.

25 Nov

Weeds taking over pavements in Brighton and Hove

Weeds take root in Brighton after council bans herbicides

Overgrown weeds are causing problems for disabled people, the elderly and people pushing buggies.

24 Aug

Footage emerges of sharks swimming off the Dorset coast

'They are risking their life': Warning issued after tourists seen at cliff edge

Record dolphin sightings in Sussex including massive leap

Rare butterflies found living in Victory Wood

South Downs National Park to "renature" area six times the size of Westminster

Festival of the Garden celebrates outdoor space in Sussex

Diseased trunk of felled Brighton 'Preston Twins' Elm tree given new life

The 'Battle of the Bluebell' and the challenges facing our woodlands

How the public can help New Forest's rare birds survive

Forget Facetime, introducing Farmer Time! A lesson with a difference

Litter pickers report a rise in rubbish

Great Comp Garden reopens to locals just in time for Spring!