Somerset
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14.07.2020
Plans for 39 homes in Somerset have been allowed after an inspector concluded they would accord with council policy on parking, ecology, biodiversity affordable homes and climate change.
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28.02.2017Cardiff | Heritage | Housing | International | Londonderry | RTPI | rtpi international | Somerset | Southwark Council | UK
A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 28 February, 2017
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24.01.2017affordable housing | conservation area | Heritage | Housing | planning appeals | Somerset | South West
S Notaro Limited has been refused permission for 70 homes on a site adjacent to the village of Milverton in Somerset, after issues were taken with the scheme’s approach to the protection of archeological...
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29.07.2016EDF | England | Greg Clark | Hinkley Point C | Infrastructure - Energy | International | Somerset | UK
The board for French company EDF has approved the £18 billion Hinkley Point C, with the UK Government now set to consider the proposals for the power plant.
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10.09.2015
Development of part of an existing solar farm in Wedmore, Somerset, has been given the go-ahead, against the decision of Mendip District Council.
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13.01.2015Birmingham | Bristol | England | Housing | Infrastructure | Local plans | Milton Interchange | Northampton | Somerset | train station
News in Brief, Tuesday 13 January, 2015
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06.01.2015England | flooding | Gloucestershire | Infrastructure | low emission vehicles | potholes | Scotland | Somerset
News in Brief: Tuesday 6th January, 2015
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09.12.2014Bristol | Business & Enterprise | Corby | Design | European Green Capitsl 2015 | flooding | Infrastructure | River Thames | Somerset | Swindon | UK | wind farm
News in Brief: Tuesday 9 December, 2014
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10.10.2014Blackpool | Darlington Civic Theatre | Digbeth | England | European Commission | Hinkley Point C | Housing | planning | Somerset | tram | York
A round-up of planning news in England: 4-10 October, 2014
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09.10.2014
Revised plans for £24.5 billion Hinkley Point C nuclear power station in Somerset, agreed between the UK Government and EDF Energy, have been approved by the European Commission now that they comply with EU state aid rules.
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