Sunak considers standalone bill to drive through nutrients reforms

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Telegraph says Downing Street may re-introduce controversial plans to end hiatus by watering down green rules

The government is considering bringing forward a standalone bill to reintroduce reforms to tackle the nutrient neutrality planning crisis which were voted down decisively by peers earlier this month.

The Sunday Telegraph, citing a “government source”, reported that Downing Street was understood to be drawing up plans for legislation, to be introduced in the House of Commons, that will ditch “nutrient neutrality” rules.

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