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The Planner is keeping track of the coronavirus (Covid-19) related policy changes and pledges as they arise. Below you can find links to our coverage and sources you might find useful.
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16.04.2021In a bid to help the high street, hospitality and tourism sectors recover from Covid-19, chief planner Neil Hemington has written to all planning authorities temporarily relaxing planning control for specified development through amendments to the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted...
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16.04.2021Masterplans for a large mixed-use development comprising a 1,300-home urban village and 69,677 square metres of commercial floor space at Lisburn near the M1 motorway were approved this week.
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16.04.2021Power company ESB has announced proposals to transform the site of Ireland’s last coal-fired power station into a green energy hub.
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16.04.2021Student accommodation provider iQSA has submitted proposals to build a new complex in Glasgow city centre.
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16.04.2021Proposals to build one of Europe’s longest indoor ski slopes as part of an ambitious leisure complex and regeneration project in Merthyr Tydfil are taking shape.
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Utilities are the ‘circulatory system’ of our towns and cities but their planning, funding, installation and maintenance are an uncoordinated mess, says James Harris. What can planners do?
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Dame Sarah Storey is a successful athlete and active travel commissioner for Sheffield city region. Ahead of her appearance at The Planner Live North on 12 May, she told Simon Wicks why active travel infrastructure makes cities more prosperous and inclusive
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Whether you call it rewilding, ecosystem or habitat restoration, the process of reinstating Britain’s land and seascapes to their natural state is a growing trend. Here are five of the best rewilding projects
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