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Use National Character Area profiles to find descriptions, facts and data about the different landscapes of England.
Use this form to introduce evidence of a non-defendant's bad character.
Find out how new woodland can enhance landscape character as well as a wide range of benefits to the woodland owner and society.
Bringing people to the forefront of the Department for Transport's policies to ensure transport systems work for everyone.
How to carry out and use landscape and seascape character assessments.
Use this form to introduce evidence of a defendant’s bad character.
Survey and case studies with schools on activities to support pupils' development of character skills.
Non-statutory guidance to schools on character education and development for pupils.
Use this form to apply to exclude evidence of a defendant’s bad character.
Use this form to object to evidence of a non-defendant’s bad character.
Find out what landscape character assessments are and how they can be used.
A practical guide for all staff who come into contact with offenders who might have personality difficulties.
The chair of the Character Advisory Group, Ian Bauckham, is seeking views on the development of character and resilience in young people.
Find out what seascape character assessments are and how they can be used.
Immigration staff guidance on assessing the good character requirement in nationality applications.
This paper discusses whether the focus on character complements or detracts from a focus on improving student learning
Home Office response to a re-inspection of the Home Office’s application of the good character requirement in the case of young persons who apply for registration as British citizens.
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