Planning plays its part in huge nature restoration project in South Downs - South Downs National Park (www.southdowns.gov.uk)

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A major Section 106 legal agreement has been signed to help deliver one of the biggest nature restoration projects in the UK.

The National Park Authority has signed a legal agreement with Halnaker Hill Farm, near Chichester, that will allow developers, businesses and individuals to invest in nature recovery.

Around 330 acres of land is being restored to its natural condition centuries ago, with a rich mosaic of wildlife habitats including hedgerows, grassland, ponds, woodland and wildflower meadows.

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