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A property data firm has predicted that nearly a fifth of England’s green belt is likely to meet the government’s new “grey belt” tests in planning policy, potentially generating enough land to ...
Government body lifts objections to proposals across three Oxfordshire planning districts after water company commits to improve local sewage treatment works.
It is “inevitable” that some new homes will be built in flood-risk areas, according to environment secretary Steve Reed. If ...
A report criticising plans for a new Chinese "super embassy" which would reportedly include “spy dungeons” - the purpose of ...
A council that has not adopted a local plan in more than 25 years has announced that it is delaying the preparation of its ...
The planning minister and housing secretary have both claimed that the government remains on track to meet its target to ...
A council has postponed planning committee decisions on three green belt applications, including plans for 450 homes, after a ...
A council has said it has lost the ability to demonstrate the required five-year housing land supply after its local housing ...
An inspector has dismissed an appeal against an enforcement notice ordering the removal of a nine-metre tall warehouse built ...
A council’s attempt to pull out of a city-region joint spatial strategy has been rebuffed by planning minister Matthew ...
The Planning Inspectorate’s (PINS’s) new local planning authority (LPA) casework portal will be rolled out across England ...
A London borough has approved plans for 892 homes, including towers 44 and 38 storeys high, despite the local plan allocating ...