Conservative conference: Gove pledges nutrients reform bill at ‘first available opportunity’

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Peers voted down amendement to change neutrality rules last month

Michael Gove has confirmed that the government plans to drive through nutrients reform using a standalone bill. 

Speaking at a Conservative Party conference fringe event, the secretary of state for levelling up, housing and communities said that changing nutrient neutrality rules would allow thousands more homes to be built. 

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