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Liverpool council to buy vast dockland site for £1
Liverpool City Council will buy 55,000 sq metres of dockland from Homes England for £1. Councillors ...
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We need to embrace to potential of neighbourhood planning
Proper neighbourhood planning can bring communities together and inspire exciting regeneration projects, writes Tony Burton, ...
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Leeds United to buy former school site from council
Leeds City Council has agreed to sell the site of the Matthew Murray High School ...
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Court of Appeal upholds housing planning refusal on air quality grounds
The Court of Appeal yesterday (September 12) upheld a planning permission refusal on air quality ...
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Campaigners warn against ‘steady destruction’ of Southwark’s historic buildings
A planning proposal that involves gutting a Victorian warehouse to build a 17 storey glass ...
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Plans for historic Wigan Pier submitted
Step Places has submitted its plans to transform the historic Wigan Pier to Wigan Council. ...
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Housing
It’s time to make sustainable development the norm
Environmental issues can cause major impacts on development timescales and costs. Charlie Knox, director of ...
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‘UK’s biggest’ regeneration project approved in Nottingham
Outline plans to develop the high-profile 40-acre former Boots Island site in Nottingham were approved ...
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Housing
Green light for 320-home Newark development
The Yorke Drive housing estate in Newark has been granted planning permission for masterplan proposals ...
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UK’s first plastic waste to hydrogen plant proposed
The UK’s first plastic waste to hydrogen plant could be built in Cheshire. The plant ...
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