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Guidance: Great crested newts: district level licensing schemes for developers

Natural England

August 25
13:52 2022

District level licensing enquiry form

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District level licensing application form

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Guidance for developers on how to join a district level licensing scheme to develop land that may affect great crested newts.

If a district level licensing scheme does not operate in your area, you must apply for a mitigation licence to carry out work that affects great crested newts.

Guidance is also available on district level licensing schemes for local planning authorities.

For more information, contact Natural England.

Published 25 July 2022
Last updated 25 August 2022 +show all updates
  1. Updated how to renew your licence. You must request renewal of your licence at least 1 month before it expires.

  2. First published.

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