Protection of field boundaries

Language: English Series: DETR News Release ; (57) 25 January 1999 (2)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: The Environment Minister has said that extra protection for field boundaries may be made available if it is found to be necessary. This statement has been issued in response to the inquiry into the Protection of Field Boundaries.

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The Environment Minister has said that extra protection for field boundaries may be made available if it is found to be necessary. This statement has been issued in response to the inquiry into the Protection of Field Boundaries.

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