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08.01.2021Derry City & Strabane District Council has given the green light for a residential-led mixed-use scheme providing 119 new homes.
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08.01.2021Dublin City Council has given its approval for the €475 million redevelopment of the former Dublin Institute of Technology’s Kevin Street Campus in the capital with a significant mixed-use scheme.
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08.01.2021The government has just published a revised and finalised version of Scottish Planning Policy incorporating the proposed interim changes involving housing issues.
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08.01.2021Newport City Council has approved plans to redevelop the University of South Wales's former Caerleon campus with housing.
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08.01.2021coal | coal mine | Cumbria County Council | Development Management & Enforcement | England | Friends of the Earth | greenpeace | Minerals | robert jenrickHousing and communities secretary Robert Jenrick has not decided not to call in an application for a new underground mine to be located on a brownfield site south-west of Whitehaven. The decision has been criticised by environmental campaigners.
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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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Wei Yang takes on the RTPI presidency with a rallying cry: our founding principles should inform our future ambitions. Martin Read reports.
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Is there truly a case for blockchain technology within the planning process or could it be more hype than help? Unboxed’s Kassie Paschke and Rhian Lewis consider the pros and cons
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