Position statement on sewage discharges in the Chilterns National Landscape
Date: 12th March 2024
The Chilterns National Landscape is dismayed at raw sewage discharges from overloaded sewage pipes owned and managed by Thames Water.
The Chilterns National Landscape is dismayed at raw sewage discharges from overloaded sewage pipes owned and managed by Thames Water.
Learn about the history behind some of the chalk figures cut into hills across the Chilterns.
All areas of outstanding natural beauty in England and Wales have become National Landscapes.
The government has allowed us to extend our management plan by a year, giving us more time to review recent changes.
Luton airport plans to increase its passenger capacity from 18 million to 32 million per year by 2043.
We are aware of a further two sinkholes appearing in farmed fields between Sibley’s Coppice and Frith Hill.