Danica Priest
@danicapriest.bsky.social
Marathon runner turned environmental campaigner trying to save Bristol’s biodiversity. 🌶️ opinions are my own #BeserkForDormice #SaveYewTreeFarm #WesternSlopes #Goodgym
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The only problem is I have checked and Bat Conservation Trust did not make a £180,000 grant as stated in the Nuclear Review. If the facts are wrong on that how can you believe anything else? Egregious!
January 30, 2026 at 8:12 PM
The only problem is I have checked and Bat Conservation Trust did not make a £180,000 grant as stated in the Nuclear Review. If the facts are wrong on that how can you believe anything else? Egregious!
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"Together we can pull back the wizard’s curtain to reveal what lies behind it – corporate lobbyists seeking boosted profits, regardless of public cost. As ecological disaster comes closer, the Government must stand with the public and see through the deregulation conjuring trick."
February 6, 2026 at 4:00 PM
"Together we can pull back the wizard’s curtain to reveal what lies behind it – corporate lobbyists seeking boosted profits, regardless of public cost. As ecological disaster comes closer, the Government must stand with the public and see through the deregulation conjuring trick."
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And while you're there enjoying Amwell, bear in mind that Reform would scrap the Habitat Regulations that designate this nature reserve as a Special Protection Area.
Meanwhile, Labour's Fingleton Review also threatens to weaken the Habitat Regulations.
Meanwhile, Labour's Fingleton Review also threatens to weaken the Habitat Regulations.
February 1, 2026 at 9:10 PM
And while you're there enjoying Amwell, bear in mind that Reform would scrap the Habitat Regulations that designate this nature reserve as a Special Protection Area.
Meanwhile, Labour's Fingleton Review also threatens to weaken the Habitat Regulations.
Meanwhile, Labour's Fingleton Review also threatens to weaken the Habitat Regulations.
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The government is deciding whether to follow these recommendations.
They can either weaken protections or safeguard these landscapes for future generations.
We're supporting The Wildlife Trusts Nuclear Regulatory Review Campaign to help stop the nature crisis becoming a catastrophe 👇
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They can either weaken protections or safeguard these landscapes for future generations.
We're supporting The Wildlife Trusts Nuclear Regulatory Review Campaign to help stop the nature crisis becoming a catastrophe 👇
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Help stop the nature crisis becoming a catastrophe
Wildlife and natural places need more protection, not less. But the UK Government is thinking about making it even easier and cheaper for developers to destroy our last few natural spaces.
Please ema...
action.wildlifetrusts.org
February 9, 2026 at 5:28 PM
The government is deciding whether to follow these recommendations.
They can either weaken protections or safeguard these landscapes for future generations.
We're supporting The Wildlife Trusts Nuclear Regulatory Review Campaign to help stop the nature crisis becoming a catastrophe 👇
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They can either weaken protections or safeguard these landscapes for future generations.
We're supporting The Wildlife Trusts Nuclear Regulatory Review Campaign to help stop the nature crisis becoming a catastrophe 👇
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