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12.04.2018Enforcement officers at Brent Council have raided a property off Preston Road to find an unlicensed House in Multiple Occupation (HMO).
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11.04.2018An inspector has turned down plans to restore and extend a grade II listed building in Clerkenwell in London, ruling that the scheme's ‘quirky’ design contradicted ‘clear guidance...
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11.04.2018Gatwick | Gatwick airport | Infrastructure - Transport | London | Network Rail | railway | South EastNetwork Rail has submitted plans to Crawley Borough Council to redevelop the train station at Gatwick Airport.
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10.04.2018An inspector has approved a prefabricated summer house with concrete base on top of a covered river in Bromley, South London, despite the Environmental Agency’s advice to restrict development nearby....
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09.04.2018Development Management & Enforcement | havering | London | mhclg | planning appeals | planning committees | Planning Inspectorate | Policy & PoliticsThe governance committee at the London Borough of Havering has agreed to establish a new strategic planning committee to deal with strategic applications and other strategic planning matters.
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09.04.2018Campaigning & Advocacy | Climate Change | England | Environmental | Green assets | Infrastructure - Green | London | Natural capital | North West | Regeneration | UKAs awareness of the concept of natural capital grows, ways of securing long-term investment in projects that can enhance it are being tested. Catherine Early reports from a conference dedicated to securing the financial future of...
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06.04.2018A planned extension to a townhouse that fronts onto the historic Clerkenwell Green in central London would ‘dominate’ the surrounding conservation area, an inspector has ruled.
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04.04.2018Weston Homes has announced plans to deliver a £300 million, 1,000-home urban village, together with retail and leisure facilities.
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03.04.2018London’s first council estate is celebrated for marking a new era in progressive approaches to housing the poor. But with just 11 of the original 5,700 evicted residents moving into the new flats in...
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03.04.2018Australia | cities | commonwealth | Commonwealth Games | Economic Growth | England | Events | Leisure & Tourism | London | Plan Making - Master Planning | planning | Scotland | Sports & RecreationAs the Commonwealth Games begins in Gold Coast, Australia, Simon Wicks considers the role of planning in creating long-term benefits for host cities
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