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Bin the "Bulldozer Bill"

David Dunlop

3y agoen

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lancswt.org.ukBin the "Bulldozer Bill"lancswt.org.uk

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The Retained EU Law Bill, nicknamed the “Bulldozer Bill”, threatens vital laws that protect our most precious wild spaces and creatures. Senior Conservation Officer for Policy and Advocacy at the Lancashire Wildlife Trust, David Dunlop, discusses the impact this could have locally and why we are calling on the UK Government to #DefendNature and bin the Bulldozer Bill.

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