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Tories outline plans to encourage parking spaces
14 March 2006
Planning rules should encourage the building of more homes with gardens and parking spaces in suburban areas, the Conservative Party has said.
East Anglian cities make joint lobbying appeal
14 March 2006
Six cities in the East of England have asked the government to back their plans to create more jobs and affordable homes in the region.
Government decision allows Bracknell progress
14 March 2006
The government has decided not to call in the outline planning application for the £750 million regeneration of Bracknell town centre.
Tories reveal housing and regeneration policies
13 March 2006
The Conservative Party has placed the expansion of home ownership at the centre of its housing strategy.
Business chief backs local government changes
13 March 2006
The head of a national business network has said proposed city-regional government cannot operate without significant changes to existing local government structures.
National agencies to ignore new housing code
13 March 2006
The Government's housing and regeneration agencies have said they will snub a new code for sustainable homes and retain their existing standards.
Wellingborough greenfield scheme gets approval
13 March 2006
A massive new greenfield development in one of the government’s four South East growth areas has received outline planning permission.
King's Cross plans approved despite objections
13 March 2006
Controversial plans to redevelop King’s Cross in London have been approved by Camden Council.
Edinburgh plan to break green belt shackles
13 March 2006
A proposal for Edinburgh to expand into the green belt along six growth corridors has been produced by the city council.
Planning under scrutiny in supermarket probe
10 March 2006
The planning system may be hindering the economic performance of supermarkets, according to the Office of Fair Trading.
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