Found: from north to south along the route, are: Craig Tracey MP (North Warwickshire); the Rt Hon Caroline Spelman

Found: of publicationSummary of offence Recommendation Consequential outcome (if applicable) Mrs Caroline Spelman

Found: I remember that when Caroline Spelman was Secretary of State there was a very firm direction from

Found: Former second church estates commissioner Caroline Spelman articulated this in a 2015 debate on assisted

Found: I was reading the testimony of Caroline Spelman, who was a Secretary of State in the coalition, when

Found: of the UN response in 2002/2003 from various sources including MPs such as Debra Shipley and Caroline Spelman

Evidence session on Defra's 2009-10 Annual Report and Accounts and Defra's priorities for the future.

Rt Hon Caroline Spelman MP, Secretary of State, and Dame Helen Ghosh DCB, Permanent Secretary, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, gave evidence.

• Webcast of meeting
• Transcript

The Environmental Audit Committee took evidence from Rt Hon Caroline Spelman MP, Secretary of State, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, and Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP, Minister for Government Policy, Cabinet Office on 31 March, to examine the outcome of the Committee’s report on embedding sustainable development (PDF 1.20 MB)

Since the Report’s publication, the Government has published ‘Mainstreaming sustainable Development – The Government’s vision and what this means in practice’ (PDF 337.69 KB) and submitted its response to the Committee’s Report.

The Committee published its report (PDF 289.80 KB) in response to the Government's response on Wednesday 25 May 2011.

Letter to the Chair from Secretary of State Defra 27/07/11 (GEN 38)

Letter to the Chair from Secretary of State Defra 12/12/11 (GEN 59)

Question to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs:

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, how many members of the board of Natural England held valid appointments to that board on 28 June 2023; and where the register of their interests is held.

Answered by Trudy Harrison

On 28 June 2023 the Natural England Board consisted of twelve members with valid appointments:

1. Tony Juniper
2. Lord Blencathra
3. Peter Unwin
4. Kim Shillinglaw
5. Rosamund Blomfield-Smith
6. Henry Robinson
7. Clare Fitzsimmons
8. Mel Austen
9. Lynn Dicks
10. Dame Caroline Spelman
11. Catherine Dugmore
12. Kerry Ten Kate

Natural England maintains a Board member register of interests and relevant details from this are included in the Annual Report and Accounts published on GOV.UK. Any changes which are declared by Board members are captured in Board minutes and the register updated. The minutes are published on GOV.UK after each meeting.

Found: Defra Ministers have appointed Mel Austen, Lynn Dicks and Dame Caroline Spelman as Natural England board

Found: Clare Fitzsimmons ( From 12/9/21) 10-15 5-10* Lynn Dicks (From 01/0 3/23) 0-5* - Dame Caroline Spelman

Found: Defra Ministers have appointed Mel Austen, Lynn Dicks and Dame Caroline Spelman as Natural England board

Found: Surgeons Professional Affairs Board in Wales RSPB Cymru Letter from Jane Davidson to Rt Hon Caroline Spelman

Found: Caroline Spelman MP, stated: today I am announcing that we will be seeking agreement with the Welsh

Found: In May 2011, then Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman said that high welfare standards for travelling

Found: Hon Caroline Spelman MP, announced that she would seek agreement with the Welsh Government to abolish

Found: Natural Environment Policy in England Caroline Spelman, the UK Secretary of State for Environment, Food

Found: The Secretary of State, Caroline Spelman said: …while some of the Commission’s rhetoric is right, overall

Found: Bill was published by the then Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Caroline Spelman