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17.05.2019Ealing | England | Garden communities | Housing | james brokenshire | New Forest | Northamptonshire | RugbyA round-up of planning news in England: 11 May-17 May, 2019
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15.05.2019Communities secretary James Brokenshire has been urged to reject planning permission for an opencast coal mine at Druridge Bay because the UK has enough coal.
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10.04.2019Housing secretary James Brokenshire has dismissed Professor Roger Scruton as chairman of the Building Better Building Beautiful Commission following ‘unacceptable comments’ he has made.
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09.04.2019The government will review the conversion of offices into homes without planning permission after a leading Conservative MP lambasted the policy for allowing ‘social cleansing’.
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26.03.2019Housing secretary James Brokenshire has removed the holding direction on the Stevenage Borough Council Local Plan.
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26.03.2019coastal community fund | coastal revival fund | England | Heritage | james brokenshire | Water & MarineCommunities secretary James Brokenshire has announced that coastal communities across England will receive funding of more than £36 million to develop and improve tourist attractions, create jobs and promote socio-economic growth.
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25.03.2019The government has proclaimed its support for the Thames Estuary with a multimillion-pound package to create jobs, build new homes and boost local economic growth.
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14.03.2019England | james brokenshire | permitted development | Policy & Politics | spring statement | Use classesHousing secretary James Brokenshire has outlined plans to extend permitted development on the high street, and to review conversions to residential use amid quality concerns.
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11.03.2019Laura Edgar spoke to Fionnuala Lennon, head of garden communities at Homes England, about the government's garden communities programme
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04.03.2019Prime Minister Theresa May has announced a £1.6 billion fund will be established to boost growth in places that have not benefitted from the ‘proceeds of growth in the same way as more prosperous parts of the country’.
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