Infrastructure

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Legal briefs: Planning permission for wind turbine quashed over £1m community donation

17.06.2016

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 11 June-17 June, 2016

Ireland round-up: New infrastructure fund to help unlock housing sites; Westmeath council set to challenge Coveney directive on wind turbines

17.06.2016

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 11 June-17 June, 2016

Northern Ireland round-up: City council approves new transport hub for west Belfast; Ó Muilleoir announces £175m of funding allocation

17.06.2016

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 11 June-17 June, 2016

Scotland round-up: Cities call for tax powers and more central role in infrastructure priorities; Government publishes town centre planning pilot guides

17.06.2016

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Scotland: 11 June-17 June, 2016

Wales round-up: Green groups insist Newport M4 relief road will mean ‘unprecedented ecological destruction’; Wales Bill receives second reading in Commons

17.06.2016

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Wales: 11 June-17 June, 2016

Appeal: Clark refuses two solar farms in Cambridgeshire green belt

16.06.2016

Martha Harris

Green Belt | Infrastructure | recovered appeals | solar farm | South East

Communities secretary Greg Clark has refused appeals for a 28 megawatt and a 14 MW solar farm on land north of Dales Manor Business Park in Sawston, after finding that the appeals were at odds with both...

City council approves new transport hub for west Belfast

16.06.2016

Roger Milne

Plans for the development of a new ‘town centre’ in the Collin area of Belfast have moved a step closer, with the granting of planning permission for the first stage of the scheme.

New infrastructure fund to help unlock housing sites in Ireland

16.06.2016

Roger Milne

Dublin | Housing | Infrastructure | Ireland

A fund just established by the government for small infrastructural projects could speed up the construction of some homes by two years, said housing minister Simon Coveney this week.

Scottish cities call for tax powers and more central role in infrastructure priorities

16.06.2016

Roger Milne

Infrastructure | local tax powers | Scotland

The council leaders in each of Scotland’s seven cities have called for further devolution of economic powers to help them compete with other regions across the UK.

Green groups insist Newport M4 relief road will mean ‘unprecedented ecological destruction’

16.06.2016

Roger Milne

Ten leading environmental charities have written an open letter to the Welsh Government objecting to current plans for an M4 relief road.

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