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Cheshire councils set for shake-up
19 December 2007
The government has decided to split Cheshire's local government in half, with two new councils to replace the present county and six districts.
Plans submitted for Cambridge eco-town
19 December 2007
Outline plans have been submitted for a new eco-town on a former barracks site in Cambridgeshire.
Rural housing review calls for evidence
19 December 2007
A government backed review of rural housing policy has issued a call for evidence.
'Loopholes' in Merton rule
19 December 2007
Renewable energy experts have questioned whether the government's new planning policy statement on climate change is watertight enough to force councils to impose ‘Merton rule' requirements on developers.
MPs demand better use of flood funding
18 December 2007
The Environment Agency needs to make better use of its resources to improve flood defences, according to MPs.
Appeal judge overturns planning vote ruling
18 December 2007
Appeal Court judges have given guidance to local councillors on when to disqualify themselves from voting on planning decisions.
Make commercial buildings zero carbon by 2020, says report
18 December 2007
Government commissioned research has called for carbon emissions to be cut from new non-domestic buildings by 2020.
Merton rule saved
18 December 2007
The Government has retained a controversial renewable energy policy in its planning statement on climate change.
Funding gap looms for South East housing
17 December 2007
The South East is facing a funding gap of almost £400 million over the next three years for affordable housing, according to a report.
Flood review calls for withdrawal of development rights
17 December 2007
Householders should no longer have the automatic right to lay impermeable surfaces in gardens or driveways according to an independent review of the summer's flooding.
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