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Britain is faced with a 'geography of discontent' amid a slowdown in productivity that is the worst in Europe bar Greece and Italy, according to a leading academic.
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11.12.2018Cambridge | flooding | Help To Buy | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | Leeds | sport england | UKA round-up of planning news: Tuesday 11 December, 2018
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A financial package worth £1.4 billion has been agreed between the government, the Mayor of London and Transport for London (TfL) to cover the costs of Crossrail's delayed opening.
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10.12.2018Decarbonising the energy sector cannot be achieved using a single approach nationwide, research suggests. Instead, each local area requires a mix of technologies and networks.
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10.12.2018Design | East of England | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Welywn Garden CityMembers of the Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council’s development management committee have approved plans to transform a disused shredded wheat factory in Welywn Garden City into 1,454 new homes, community facilities, leisure, retail and office space.
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10.12.2018An £11 million fund has been launched by the government to help councils get homeless people off the streets and into secure accommodation.
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Crossrail is the latest major infrastructure scheme to run into trouble. But why does it happen so often? Huw Morris goes in search of answers
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Production-line homes could be one answer to the UK's housing shortage. But, as off-site manufacture prepares to join the mainstream, Serena Ralston asks if planning is lagging behind the technology
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In our continuing series on the future of housing, Conservative MP Richard Bacon tells Francesca Perry why he thinks we need a custom- and self-build revolution
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