Should the government fund a new national forest in the Midlands or north England?
EnvironmentEnded 28 May

Should the government fund a new national forest in the Midlands or north England?

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The government has announced up to £7.5 million over five years to support a new national forest expected to cover 200-600 square miles in the Midlands or north England. The project is one of three new national forests pledged in Labour's manifesto and forms part of a wider £1 billion commitment to tree planting.

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This referendum settled before 29 September 2026, when refnation's current method began, so its result is a plain count of Yes and No, and it may include automated votes from refnation's launch period. It is kept here as an archive: refnation's record starts on 29 September 2026.

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