| EDITORIAL |
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| Democracy at Work |
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| Measure Twice, Cut Once |
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| Live and Let Dive |
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| NEWS IN BRIEF |
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| Perceptions of Insecurity • Forest Dwellers Face Eviction • ‘Vacant, Fallow and Virgin’• Rebel Yell Over Heathrow • Black is White, Wood Pellets are Green • Frackers Fear Anarchy - and Turn to Cycling • Rewilder Reaches for the Sky • Tenant Farmers Win Right to Stay • Frackers Fear Anarchy - and Turn to Cycling • Rewilder Reaches for the Sky • Tenant Farmers Win Right to Stay • Rewilder Reaches for the Sky • Tenant Farmers Win Right to Stay |
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| FRANCE |
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| End of the Month, End of the World. |
| Simon Fairlie heads for France to meet some Gilets Jaunes. |
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| The Luddite Wing of the Gilets Jaunes. |
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| A Message from Farmers to the Gilets Jaunes. |
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| A Driverless Ride to Ecological Disaster? |
| Celia Izoard is not impressed by autonomous cars. |
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| NATURE AND COMMONS |
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| Making Connections at the GPO |
| Miriam Turley visits a protest against gold mining in Northern Ireland. |
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| The Rights of Nature. |
| Tom Brenan reports on a global movement promoting creative legal thinking. |
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| Nets Against Nature. |
| Miles King bemoans financially-minded conservation. |
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| Much Maligned Mustelids. |
| Alexis Self muses on why weasels and stoats have such a bad reputation. |
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| Nature and the Enclosure of the Imagination. |
| Michael Dunwell celebrates the legacy of Karl Polanyi. |
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| Largest Enclosure For 300 Years. |
| Julia Aglionby explains how the MoD grabbed 10,000 acres of Cumbria. |
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| HOUSING AND URBAN |
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| Land and the Housing Crisis. |
| Robin Howell has a plan to make housing affordable again. |
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| London Crawling. |
| Phoebe Weston has reservations about the idea of a National Park City. |
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| AGRICULTURE |
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| Seed Sovereignty in the UK. |
| Katie Hastings explains the importance of preserving crop diversity. |
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| Has Britain Fed Itself? |
| Paul Lovatt Smith goes in search of lessons from history. |
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| Meat on Trial: Default Hunting. |
| Federico Filippi makes the case for eating ‘pests’. |
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| REVIEWS |
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| So Who Does Own England? |
| Mike Hannis reviews Guy Shrubsole's survey of land ownership in England. |
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| The Corned Beef Barons. |
| An exclusive extract from Guy Shrubsole’s book 'Who Owns England?'. |
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| A Tale of Two Landowners. |
| A protest sparks rumours of confusion on the moors. |
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| Be True to Your Roots. |
| Simon Fairlie reviews a curious satirical text. |
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| THE FEEDBACK LOOP |
| Jenny Hall and others respond to issue 24’s articles on veganism and land use. |
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| CHAPTER 7 NEWS |
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| Brithdir Mawr - the First 25 Years. |
| Ben Mathers looks back – and forward to the future. |
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| Cramped or Snug? |
| Planners have contrasting attitudes to small dwellings. |
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| Saved By the Bell. |
| Simon Fairlie reflects on apparent success. |
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| A Late Bloomer. |
| Jackie Ivimy admires the determination of the late Margaret Rigby. |
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