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29.04.2021Community Engagement | Coronavirus | coronavirus act 2020 | England | high court | luke hall | Planning Law | robert jenrick | virtual meetingsA High Court judge has dismissed a legal challenge that sought to continue local authority remote meetings beyond 6 May.
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22.04.2021Two experts have been appointed by the housing secretary to lead an independent review of the system for testing construction products.
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19.04.2021Campaigning & Advocacy | East of England | Heritage | high court | Norwich | Planning Law | robert jenrickDeveloper Weston Homes and site owners Columbia Threadneedle have withdrawn a High Court challenge against the housing secretary’s decision to reject plans to redevelop Anglia Square in the centre of Norwich.
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16.04.2021Development Management & Enforcement | England | Housing | Liverpool City Council | robert jenrick | RutlandA round-up of planning news in England: 10 April-16 April, 2021
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08.04.2021Boris Johnson | Cornwall | Economic Growth | Heritage | robert jenrick | South West | town deal | towns fund | truroPrime Minister Boris Johnson has set out a £23.6 million deal for Truro, Cornwall, that is intended to boost the local economy, create jobs and improve skills in the area.
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08.04.2021England | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Planning Law | robert jenrick | South Oxfordshire District CouncilResidents have been granted a court hearing as part of their fight against South Oxfordshire District Council over its decision to proceed with its local plan in December 2020 following the removal of a holding direction issued by housing secretary Robert Jenrick.
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25.03.2021Development Management & Enforcement | England | Liverpool City Council | Policy & Politics | robert jenrickRTPI chief executive Victoria Hills has voiced the institute’s frustration following local government secretary Robert Jenrick’s decision to consult on the appointment of commissioners for overseeing parts of Liverpool City Council. Hills has again called for politicians to ‘better understand...
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23.03.2021Housing and communities secretary Robert Jenrick has set out a number of reforms to the right-to-buy policy, including extending the time local authorities in England have to spend right-to-buy receipts from three years to five years.
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12.03.2021Communities secretary Robert Jenrick has decided to call in an application for an underground mine that would be located on a brownfield site south-west of Whitehaven as there have been ‘further developments’.
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10.03.2021Communities secretary Robert Jenrick has confirmed the extension of temporary pavement licences for another 12 months as part of plans to help the hospitality industry and high streets to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
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