Local communities should have the final say on building developments, Labour's shadow communities secretary has said. Labour sources also said the party would end the Coalition's controversial National Planning Policy Framework, which requires councils to promote development. Writing for the Daily Telegraph, Hilary Benn ...
The housing market is being “choked” by the high level of stamp duty, according to a ...
Voters have have failed to accept the the idea that the Government is right to build ...
The Government is set to relax planning laws around mobile phone masts, the Financial...
A Conservative MP will this week present a Ten Minute Rule Bill to Parliament calling...
Campaign for National Parks press release The Campaign for National Parks is so concerned about plans to build Europe’s largest potash mine in the North York Moor...
LGA press release New bookies and takeaways free-for-all could drain the life from Britain's high streets Planning rules which come into force today (Thursday) ...
Council of Mortgage Lenders press release Half of all adults surveyed in London would like to buy a new home to live in (be that a first or subsequent home) in th...
Labour party press release With new figures released today showing that up to half a million families and 100,000 pensioners live in homes with poor conditions in...
James Morris said economic development was necessary but needed to be made "in the context of sustainability – we need to have the protections built in to protect es...
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