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Home / News and Insights / News / Webinar round-up: Mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain comes into force – what this means

Biodiversity net gain, or BNG, is finally came into force for larger planning applications on 12 February 2024 and smaller ones will be on 2 April 2024.  This means that improving biodiversity by at least 10% compared with what is to be lost through development is now the law from those dates.

In our latest webinar Angus Walker, Planning and Infrastructure Partner, analysed:

  • the final set up of the regime and how it has changed;
  • how landowners can make the most of it; and
  • what planning applications will involve from 12 February.

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