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In brief: Home Office to appeal against decision
6 August 2004
The Home Office is to appeal against a decision to turn down plans for an asylum screening centre in Portishead. North Somerset Council rejected the proposal earlier this year on the grounds that the site is inadequately served by public transport. But in a statement issued last week, the Home Office said that it would challenge the decision after seeking the advice of a transport expert.
In brief: Bradford City Council advised
6 August 2004
Bradford City Council has been advised to scrap long-standing plans for the substantial expansion of the town of Silsden, near Keighley, and find space for the homes elsewhere in its green belt instead. The inspector's report on Bradford's unitary development plan, published last month, deletes the authority's allocation for 2,000 homes at Silsden. The area has been earmarked for development since the 1990s. The report says land should be removed from the green belt on the fringes of Bradford to accommodate growth.
In brief: Energy strategy for Cornwall launched
6 August 2004
An energy strategy for Cornwall has been launched in a bid to cut carbon dioxide emissions, promote sustainable energy and reduce fuel poverty. The county-wide plan, unveiled by energy minister Stephen Timms last week, has been endorsed by 80 organisations in the region. Investigating wave power as a source of electricity features among the 32 key action points in the plan.
Performance goal failed by inspectorate
6 August 2004
A surge in appeal intakes caused in part by new regulations has led the Planning Inspectorate to miss key performance targets over the past year.
Rural lobby warns against expansion
6 August 2004
The government's house building plans threaten the quality of life in the South East, according to the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE).
Panel disparages strategy process
6 August 2004
An independent panel examining the sub-regional strategy for Milton Keynes and the South Midlands says that the public examination process was "taxed to the limit" by its demands.
Activists lose bid to reverse lab approval
6 August 2004
Animal rights campaigners are outraged after losing their High Court battle to overturn planniing approval for a primate research laboratory in Cambridgeshire.
Scottish sport facilities earn major funding
6 August 2004
Scotland is to benefit from a multi-million pound investment in sports facilities, including a 5,000-seat national indoor arena and a curling academy.
Policy primes green belt buffer review
6 August 2004
The inaugural review of the Derby-Nottingham green belt is back on track following draft government alterations to East Midlands regional planning guidance (RPG).
London's status put at risk as regions flourish
6 August 2004
London could see its role as traditional driver of the national economy reduced as regional cities grow, according to a Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) report.
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