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DIARY: Poetic justice saves sycamore tree

28 November 2003

A poet has helped to block a north London housing scheme after objecting that it would obscure her view of a tree that inspires her writing. Dinah Livingstone was among a group of Camden Town residents to complain that the proposed four-storey house on a disused builder's yard represented "severe overdevelopment".

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28 November 2003

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DIARY: Museum exhibits restoration project

28 November 2003

The restoration of a 16th century house near Newbury is the subject of an exhibition at the West Berkshire Museum. West Berkshire Council aims to restore the grade I listed Shaw House for council and community uses as well as improving the building's grounds.

RTPI NEWS: Publications on conservation and consultants

28 November 2003

Conservation of the historic environment

RTPI NEWS: Bulletin Board

28 November 2003

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ANALYSIS: Red tape bedevils agencies

28 November 2003

Whitehall meddling is setting regional development bodies an impossible remit, reports Huw Morris.

RTPI - YOUNG PLANNERS' PAGE: Bulletin board

28 November 2003

PLANNING AIDE - CHRISTMAS PARTY ADVICE

RTPI NEWS: President visits South West

28 November 2003

During his recent visit to the South West Branch, president Vincent Goodstadt was the guest of Torbay Council. Leader of the council Chris Harris, head of development and conservation planning Les Crump and head of museum services Dr Michael Rhodes showed him round Torre Abbey, founded in 1196 as a monastery. They outlined the Heritage Lottery bid that has been submitted for major grant aid towards the abbey's refurbishment programme.