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15.07.2014Planning minister Nick Boles has been moved out of planning to become joint minister for business and education in a major ministerial reshuffle aimed at bringing more women and younger MPs into government roles.
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14.07.2014The Irish Republic’s deputy prime minister, Jane Burton, has promised to triple the number of new homes built by 2020.
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14.07.2014Northern Irish environment minister Mark H Durkan has published a report which will help provide greater certainty on planning decisions for people living in Ballymoney, Coleraine, Limavady and Moyle.
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14.07.2014Environmental assessment/ sustainability appraisal | green space | parks | Scotland | SustainabilityAn innovative way of financing and managing parks and green spaces is set to start in Scotland thanks to support from Glasgow and Edinburgh City Councils and financial backing from Nesta and the Heritage Lottery Fund.
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14.07.2014The Welsh government has published its response to the report earlier this year which recommended that the country’s 22 local authorities should be reduced by around half as a result of mergers, in the form of a...
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The A379 between Torcross and Strete in south Devon is a good example of a location where a Coastal Change Management Area designation could provide clear guidance on vital infrastructure exposed to storm damage and sea level rise
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Climate change is having a corrosive impact on our coastlines – and the people that live by them. As Dr Tim Poate and Andrew Austen explain, it’s down to planners to hold the line. But how?
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A growing body of evidence suggests that green space has tangible health and economic benefits. Economist Caroline Vexler explains why now is the time for planners to focus on the case for green space
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