England
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21.12.2020Decent Homes Standard | England | English Housing Survey | Housing | social housing | social housing white paper
Last week the government released the social housing lettings statistics for April 2019 to...
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21.12.2020air quality | Ella Kissi-Debrah | England | Environmental | Heathrow | London | Planning Law | pollution
Two highly significant legal determinations relating to our airways were made last week. Claire Petricca- Riding offer a first thoughts on the impact of the Heathrow judgement and the coroner's verdict in...
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21.12.2020
Covid-19 has and continues to speed up changes to the high street that were already happening in the UK, according to a report by the RTPI.
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21.12.2020
A planning application has been submitted for the £28 million redevelopment of the Agora Centre in Wolverton, Milton Keynes.
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18.12.2020council homes | Development Management & Enforcement | England | Heritage | historic england | Housing | nuneaton | Policy & Politics | Salford
A round-up of planning news in Englnad: 12 December-18 December, 2020
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17.12.2020
The National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) has said improving rail links between cities in the North and Midlands should be the top priority in a new approach that seeks to end stop-start investments in order to level up the UK.
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16.12.2020England | Heritage | historic england | listed buildings | national heritage list | scheduled monument
Historic England has announced that 423 historic places have been added to the National Heritage List during 2020.
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16.12.2020brownfield land | cities | England | Housing | housing need | planning for the future | robert jenrick | RTPI | town centre
Housing secretary Robert Jenrick has announced that the proposed housing formula for England has been updated to focus on urban areas as the government seeks to ‘level-up’ the country and deliver 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s.
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15.12.2020
Homes England’s housing programmes saw 11,313 new houses started on site and 11,358 homes between 1 April and 30 September 2020.
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15.12.2020England | planning manifesto | Policy & Politics | Professional Development | Steve Quartermain | TCPA | wellbeing
Soon after becoming England’s chief planner, Steve Quartermain attended the launch of a land use report produced by the Government Office for Science. One thing that people want from the planning system, it was agreed, was to be happy.
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