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Following months of delays, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) published the results of t
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18.04.2019A round-up of planning news in Wales: 13 April-19 April, 2019
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18.04.2019A public consultation exercise has just finished for what would be Northern Ireland’s tallest building, a 30-storey apartment block proposed for the Sailortown area of Belfast.
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18.04.2019The Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action has formally launched a landmark report designed to frame climate policy in Ireland for the next 15 years.
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18.04.2019Preparatory work for a masterplan designed to transform Irvine’s harbourside was set in motion this week. A cabinet meeting of North Ayrshire Council agreed on the move, which will see the council collaborate with key landowner NPL Estates.
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18.04.2019A major new build-to-rent (BTR) complex in the heart of Cardiff is set to climb off the drawing board.
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Whatever its pros and cons, ‘micro-living’ is happening, out of lifestyle choice or necessity. And it's being created at grassroots level from self-build schemes, right up to large projects backed by investors and developers, says Serena Ralston
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#Plantech has tended to focus on intelligent data gathering and sorting, but what about the fundamental processes that drive planning? Simon Wicks finds out about Motif, workflow software for planners, and planners alone.
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This month sees the merging of council planning departments in Dorset, Somerset and Suffolk. Mark Smulian reports on the logic behind municipal unification.
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