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Ireland round-up: Cork shopping centre redevelopment makes the grade; Green light for giant Leixlip chip production facility

24.05.2019

Roger Milne

broadband | Cork | Infrastructure - Communications | Ireland | Kildare

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 18 May-24 May, 2019

Ireland round-up: Dublin’s councils publish coordinated carbon-cutting strategies; M1 corridor campaign

15.02.2019

Roger Milne

broadband | Climate Change | Ireland | Wexford | wind turbine

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 9 February-15 February, 2019

Northern Ireland round-up: Approval for 500-home Larne masterplan; Call for social housing planning obligation

16.11.2018

Roger Milne

Belfast | broadband | Northern Ireland | Plan Making - Master Planning | social housing

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 10 November-16 November, 2018

Legal briefs: Bromley bans illegal encampments on council land; Fracking planning policy challenge

24.08.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of legal news: 18 August-24 August, 2018.

Wales round-up: Latest tree strategy calls for greater cover; Swansea tidal project torpedoed over costs

29.06.2018

Roger Milne

broadband | Cymru | Housing | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Welsh Government

A round-up of planning news in Wales: 23 June-29 June, 2018

Welsh rural digital connectivity makes waves

02.02.2018

Roger Milne

broadband | Cymru | digital infrastructure | Infrastructure - Communications | Rural

Welsh minister for digital infrastructure Julie James has said that the administration has commissioned research with planning colleagues, due imminently, on measures to guarantee that new-build homes in rural communities are connected to broadband.

Scotland round-up: Revised proposals for major Aberdeenshire settlement unveiled; Chief planner gives planning update

19.05.2017

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Scotland: 13 May-19 May, 2017

Call to relax controls on phone masts to eradicate ‘not spots’ in Wales

21.07.2016

Roger Milne

broadband | Cymru | mobile infrastructure | planning | Technology

Wales Office minister Guto Bebb has voiced his hope that mobile "not-spots” can be eradicated from the country and urged the devolved administration to adopt the English practice of allowing taller masts that don’t need planning permission.

Social housing investment should be key in Ireland’s 2017 Budget

21.06.2016

Laura Edgar

broadband | Housing | Infrastructure | Ireland | social housing

An “adequate investment programme” that focuses on social housing and broadband delivery must be one of the key initiatives of the Budget 2017, says Social Justice Ireland.

News in brief: Government needs to address Britain’s broadband backlists ‘oversight’; Councils secure infrastructure contributions after government challenge

24.05.2016

Martha Harris

A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 24 May, 2016

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