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17.03.2021battery storage | Carbon capture and storage | Climate Change | construction | green energy | green recovery | Infrastructure - Energy | Kwasi Kwarteng | Policy & Politics | renewable energy | UK
Business and energy secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has set out the government’s plans to cut emissions from industry, schools and hospitals, as well as switching from fossil fuel sources to low-carbon alternatives by 2030.
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16.03.2021Campaigning & Advocacy | Cheshire | falmouth | Housing | human rights | International | Oxford | Oxford Cambridge arc | RTPI Awards for Research Excellence | Slough | UK | Welsh Government
A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 16 March, 2021
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16.03.2021Campaigning & Advocacy | International | RTPI | Sustainability | UK | UN Sustainable Development Goals | urban planning
The RTPI has launched a strategy that seeks to raise the profile of urban planning as a ‘pivotal’ issue in the global policy to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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15.03.2021Demographics & Population Growth | elderly housing | Housing | retirement communities | UK | Use classes
How is the way the built environment is planned keeping pace with a healthier, elderly population, writes Will Bax
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15.03.2021Climate Change | Economic Growth | Environmental | london transport museum | Policy & Politics | Sustainability | Sustainable cities | UK
To secure the long-term success of cities and ensure that they are sustainable, equality and social inclusion must go hand in hand with climate protection and economic growth, according to a report.
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12.03.2021appeal costs | building design | Business & Enterprise | conservation area | Design | Environmental | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | live music | paragraph 79 | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | recovered appeal | Regeneration | students | UK
A round-up of planning appeals: 6 March-12 March, 2021
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12.03.2021Climate Change | coal | Development Management & Enforcement | enforcement | equality | Finance & Viability | Infrastructure - Energy | Ireland | Planning Law | UK | wind farm
A round-up of legal news: 6 March-12 March, 2021
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11.03.2021
What's the connection between The Very Best of Leo Sayer and our collective recovery from Covid-19? Let Louise Brooke-Smith explain...
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11.03.2021
Research suggests there has been a rise in the number of over-65s who would consider moving to a bungalow but that only 1,833 were built in 2020 – equating to 1 per cent of the homes built in 2019/20.
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10.03.2021
The Geospatial Commission has published an independent Planning and Housing Landscape Review that takes stock of how relevant housing data is being accessed and used.
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