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Catherine withers

@catherinewith11

Farmer at Bristol's last Farm, #biodiversity and #nature lover, sad about #greenwashing, greenfield housing, roads, passionate food producer. πŸƒπŸ’šπŸƒπŸŒ³

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Rosie P πŸ¦‡ 🦎 πŸ¦‡ 🦎 πŸƒπŸ’šπŸƒπŸŒ³πŸš²πŸ’§ (@rosiep4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No they haven’t. They have had time to study it & talk to gov’t & realise they have been sold down the river. It is REGRESSIVE. They don’t need to cave in to anyone. You just need to read it: it’s cash to trash. Plus there are several legal opinions saying how bad it is

Rosie P πŸ¦‡ 🦎 πŸ¦‡ 🦎 πŸƒπŸ’šπŸƒπŸŒ³πŸš²πŸ’§ (@rosiep4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This means the pressure is starting to bite... Keep emailing. Here's how: homesforeveryone.org/#email-your-mp Labour MPs poised to rebel over planning bill amid concerns for nature theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Danica PriestπŸ¦‡πŸ¦ŽπŸ¦‡πŸ¦ŽπŸƒπŸ’šπŸƒ (@danicapriest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Omg! We are all making a difference!!!!! This is fantastic news. Keep up the pressure everyone! This nature harming bill has got to go. Here’s a link to email your MP is you haven’t already πŸ’š homesforeveryone.org/#email-your-mp

Dan Bruce (@dannybster) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I never imagined our housing nightmare would end up on the cover of the The New Statesman. It’s about the new build trap, including 53 Agar Grove, and what happens when the system, our MP Keir Starmer, and Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Gov left us (and others) behind. Thanks Anoosh Chakelian for listening.

Dr Elaine Cox πŸƒ πŸ’š πŸƒπŸŒ½πŸ₯¬πŸ¦β€β¬›πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ (@elainecox11) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We need more news reports exploring root causes of environmental problems & include insights from experts who can offer solutions: "If even one story can help save a lake, river or wetland from drying up, that’s a pretty powerful effect" #ClimateAction theconversation.com/why-climate-is…

Rosie P πŸ¦‡ 🦎 πŸ¦‡ 🦎 πŸƒπŸ’šπŸƒπŸŒ³πŸš²πŸ’§ (@rosiep4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Many people do not realise that a private company can obtain compulsory purchase powers under the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects scheme so, if you are in the way of some corporate wishing to feather its nest and enrich its shareholders at your expense, beware.

RSPB Action (@rspbaction) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Since Angela Rayner hasn’t answered, we will. When the Office for Environmental Protection called the Planning & Infrastructure Bill a β€œregression” they were: D) Absolutely right. βœ…

Chris Hinchliff MP (@chinchliffmp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I presented my petition to Parliament urging changes to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill. We are custodians of our natural environment, it is our national heritage. It’s not too late for the Government to accept my proposals. We must not let developers destroy nature.

Hannah Bourne-Taylor (@writerhannahbt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

943 days ago I launched the swift brick campaign. The amendment has been re tabled to The Planning&Infrastructure Bill. Ask your MP to vote yes regardless of what their whip tells them. Email [email protected] saying MANDATE SWIFT BRICKS & put it in the subject.

943 days ago I launched the swift brick campaign. The amendment has been re tabled to The Planning&Infrastructure Bill. Ask your MP to vote yes regardless of what their whip tells them. Email angela.rayner.mp@parliament.uk saying MANDATE SWIFT BRICKS & put it in the subject.
James Rebanks (@herdyshepherd1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yes Subsidies weren’t a favour for farmers They were life support for them in an exploitative system that paid them sub cost of production People haven’t understood The principal beneficiaries were big cooperations who get control and consumers who get cheap unhealthy food

Mark Williamson (@markrwilliamson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

More than 18,000 trees, plants and shrubs will be planted at a nature reserve Cambridge South station, say Network Rail. Going to need a lot of watering - will anyone be doing it? Would be interesting to know what the projected die-off rate is? bbc.com/news/articles/…

RSPB Action (@rspbaction) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Clearly, the answer for Steve Reed MP is A)! Back the system that makes food possible: nature. Fewer bees, less crops and degraded soil = our food and economy pays the price. Farmers working with nature deliver real value, Β£3.60 for every Β£1. So what are we waiting for?

Wendy Blythe (@greenarteries) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why is the South West building so many new homes when thousands of old ones are empty? | ITV News West Country itv.com/news/westcount…