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09.10.2020green space | Heritage | Infrastructure - Energy | Ireland | memorial | Planning Law | Sizewell C | UKA round-up of legal news: 3 October-9 October, 2020
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09.10.2020air quality | brownfield land | Coventry | Development Management & Enforcement | England | Housing | Policy & Politics | robert jenrickA round-up of planning news in England: 3 October-9 October, 2020
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09.10.2020A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 3 October-9 October, 2020
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09.10.2020The NI Audit Office has confirmed that it has begun a review of planning in Northern Ireland. This will cover the period since April 2015, when responsibility was split between 11 planning authorities and the Department for Infrastructure.
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09.10.2020A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 2 October-9 October, 2020
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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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