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Legal briefs: High Court supports Khan’s affordable housing threshold approach

25.05.2018

Roger Milne

Dublin | Heritage | high court | Housing | office | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Planning Law | POCA | recycling | UK | waste | Waste & Recycling

A round-up of legal news: 19 May-25 May, 2018
England round-up: Date set for 20% planning fee increase; Road upgrades will lead to new homes

05.01.2018

Laura Edgar

England | HS2 | London | Lord Adonis | michael gove | Policy & Politics | recycling | solar energy

A round-up of planning news in England: 30 December 2017-5 January 2018
Appeal: Deliveries to planned fertiliser lagoon would harm road safety

15.03.2017

Environmental | Infrastructure - Transport | recycling | road safety | South West | Waste & Recycling

Proposals for a large fertiliser storage lagoon in Hertfordshire have been dismissed owing to a lack of a properly detailed Traffic Management Plan (TMP) necessary to mitigate the effect of increased HGV...
Appeal: Clark approves plasma gasification facility for Nottinghamshire

03.06.2016

Martha Harris

East Midlands | Minerals and waste | plasma gasification facility | recovered appeals | recycling

Communities secretary Greg Clark has approved the development of a plasma gasification facility, materials recovery facility and energy generation infrastructure for the village of Bilsthorpe as the scheme...
Northern Ireland round-up: Controversial Co Antrim waste plant opposed, £4.5m sewage infrastructure improvements

30.10.2014

Roger Milne

Belfast | Co Antrim | Danny Kennedy | Environmental assessment/ sustainability appraisal | landfill | Northern Ireland | recycling | sewage infrastructure

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 25 October-31 October, 2014
Norfolk ends waste contract after planning delays

08.04.2014

Huw Morris

East of England | Minerals and waste | planning application | recycling | waste

Norfolk County Council is terminating its £600 million waste contract due to a failure to secure satisfactory planning permission and escalating costs.