Welsh Government
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26.02.2021Caerphilly | Cardiff | Cymru | Future Wales | Newport | Policy & Politics | Swansea | Welsh Government
A round-up of planning news in Wales: 20 February-26 February, 2021
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12.02.2021Climate Change | Committee on Climate Change | Cymru | Environmental | Infrastructure - Energy | net zero | Welsh Government
Ministers have laid regulations in the Senedd that formally commit Wales to legally binding targets designed to deliver net-zero carbon emissions within 30 years.
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11.02.2021apprenticeships | Cymru | degree apprenticeship | Professional Development | RTPI Cymru | Welsh Government
RTPI Cymru believes the introduction of town planning apprenticeships in Wales would help to promote diversity in the profession and demonstrate that it is open to all.
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05.02.2021
A round-up of planning news in Wales: 30 January-5 February, 2021
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05.02.2021
The Welsh Government has highlighted issues surrounding second homes as ripe for further policy initiatives.
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04.01.2021City Deal | Cymru | Economic Growth | growth deal | Infrastructure - Communications | Infrastructure - Energy | mid wales growth deal | Scotland | Scottish Government | tay cities deal | UK Government | Welsh Government
The heads of terms for a growth deal for Mid Wales have been signed by the Welsh and UK government and the region’s local authorities, while the financial arrangements for £700 million investment in the Tay Cities region has been reached.
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21.12.2020Cymru | Economic Growth | Growth Deals | mid wales growth deal | North Wales growth deal | UK Government | Welsh Government
The UK and Welsh governments have signed the North Wales Growth Deal in a virtual event. The deal is backed with £120 million from each government.
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04.12.2020
A round-up of planning news in Wales: 28 November-4 December, 2020
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03.11.2020Climate Change | Cymru | England | Environmental | forests | Science and Innovation Strategy for Forestry in Great Britain | Scotland | trees | Welsh Government | Woodland
The Welsh Government, supported by the Scottish and UK governments, has issued a new science and innovation strategy for the long-term future of forestry in Great Britain.
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19.10.2020
Welsh housing minister Julie James has announced changes to planning policy that allow councils to compulsorily purchase empty houses and vacant land.
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