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22.05.2020car parking | care home | covid-19 | Demographics & Population Growth | East Midlands | Green Belt | Health | NHSAn inspector has upheld enforcement action against an area of overflow parking at a care home in Nottingham’s green belt, despite the appellant’s ‘elegantly and forcefully put’ argument.
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01.05.2020A retired doctor’s plan to convert her listed townhouse surgery in Richmond back into a home has been rejected after an inspector ruled that the scheme was not exempt from affordable housing duty.
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22.02.2019Ambitious proposals to establish a new primary healthcare hub at Fort George, the former army base in Derry, have been revealed by the Western Health and Social Care Trust (WHSCT).
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31.01.2018The government has announced that surplus NHS land will be used to deliver affordable housing, with up to 3,000 homes for NHS staff.
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10.01.2018The New Economics Foundation has said homes to be built on NHS land will have an average expected sale price that is 10 times the annual salary of a nurse.
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17.06.2016Community Engagement | England | Fracking | Great North Plan | Housing | Infrastructure | Lancashire | leeds city council | liverppol | local plan | mixed-use | NHSA round-up of planning news in England: 11 June-17, 2016
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15.06.2016NHS Trusts in England have declared 545.7 hectares as surplus land, according to a new report.
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01.03.2016Community Engagement | England | Health | healthy new towns | Housing | Infrastructure | NHS | NHS England | Regeneration | Simon StevensThe head of NHS England has announced plans today to create 10 NHS-supported “healthy new towns” across the country.
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19.02.2016Brandon Lewis | built environment | consultation | England | green space | Help To Buy | Housing | Infrastructure | Local Government Association | London | National Policy for the Built Environment Committee | neighbourhood plan | NHS | planning | starter homesA round-up of planning news in England: 13 February-19 February, 2016
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09.05.2014BRE Trust | Community Engagement | England | Health | Housing | London | NHS | poor housing | Social infrastructure | UKMaking improvements to London’s poor housing could save the NHS around £56m per year in treatment costs, according to the findings of a new study.
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