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11.02.2016US property firm Hines has applied for planning permission to build a huge expansion of its Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in west Dublin.
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11.02.2016United Nations culture agency UNESCO has launched a probe into Edinburgh’s world heritage site, which could see the Scottish capital lose its coveted status after more than two decades.
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11.02.2016The first Wales-only legislation to improve the protection and management of the country’s historic environment has been passed by the National Assembly for Wales.
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11.02.2016Ministers are soliciting evidence to be submitted for the government’s Rural Planning Review.
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11.02.2016DCLG | Eric Pickles | Greg Clark | high court | Housing | Local plans | neighbourhood plan | recalled appeals | South EastCommunities secretary Greg Clark has rejected a proposal for a significant housing and mixed-use development in Sayers Common, West Sussex. It had already been rejected by Clark’s predecessor for conflicting with a neighbourhood plan – a decision quashed by the High Court.
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While government policy is moving back towards zero-carbon housing, some housebuilders are looking to leapfrog policy requirements in the race to cut emissions. Matt Moody reports.
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Once home to the production of Acid Drops and Black Bullets, the former Maynards sweet factory in Newcastle has been repurposed once more and now offers a ‘golden ticket’ to local digital and creative businesses
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The reinvention of buildings is part of an endless process of renewal, says Kevin Muldoon-Smith – and greater emphasis on ‘adaptive reuse’ can help planners meet modern built environment challenges
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