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22.03.2019Carbon capture and storage | Climate Change | Cymru | greenhouse gases | lesley griffiths | Welsh GovernmentThe Welsh Government has committed itself to a major increase in tree planting to meet the country’s carbon reduction goals. It should see Wales reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80 per cent by 2050.
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15.03.2019A round-up of planning news in Wales: 9 March-15 March, 2019
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15.03.2019Construction work is due to start on a number of important schemes to fight coastal erosion and flooding as part of a £150 million programme of investment over three years, Welsh environment minister Lesley Griffiths announced this week.
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10.01.2019Regulations for Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDs) for new property developments in Wales have come into effect.
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05.10.2018Cymru | five-year housing land supply | Housing | lesley griffiths | Monmouthshire | Policy & Politics | Welsh planning systemPlanning consultancy Lichfields has urged planning authorities in Wales to follow the lead of Monmouthshire Council, which has recently decided to endorse a policy that specifically recognises its lack of a five-year housing land supply.
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01.10.2018Cymru | Fracking | lesley griffiths | Minerals | Planning Law | Scottish Government | Stonehenge | UKA round-up of planning news: Tuesday 2 October, 2018
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20.07.2018
A round-up of planning news in Wales: 14 July-20 July, 2018
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17.07.2018Lesley Griffiths, Welsh Cabinet Secretary for Energy, Planning and Rural Affairs, has launched a consultation on the government’s plans to reduce carbon emissions.
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25.06.2018Cymru | Economic Growth | Finance & Viability | lesley griffiths | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | RTPI | Value of planning | Welsh GovernmentThe RTPI Cymru annual conference saw the institute and the Welsh Government...
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07.06.2018Cymru | Health | lesley griffiths | Public Realm | RTPI Cymru | Value of planning | wellbeing | Welsh GovernmentThe Welsh Government and RTPI Cymru have announced that the planning system directly contributed at least £2.35 billion to Welsh society in 2016/17.
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