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Here at BioMark, we’re keeping a close eye on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill. With its final stages approaching, proposed legislation promises faster development, but also raises important questions about environmental protection.

We are excited to announce our partnership with the Swinton Estate and Squire Patton Boggs for our upcoming exclusive BNG session! Whether you're a developer, ecologist, landowner, or planning professional, this session is designed with you in mind. 'Unlocking Biodiversity Net Gain: Making Off-Site Units Work for Your Project' will dive into practical strategies, regulatory expectations, and how to align ecological outcomes with development goals. Don't miss this insightful d

A question we often get: “If I am buying off-site BNG units, do I need a Section 106?” The answer is no. Here’s why. A Section 106 agreement (S106) is a legal contract between a developer and the local planning authority (LPA) . A Section 106 (or Conservation Covenant) is only required when developers deliver BNG on-site , ensuring they legally commit to maintaining the biodiversity improvements for 30 years. If you're the developer, this means: You are responsible for creat