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Chief Planner's letter to LPAs updating on financial support for neighbourhood planning in 2022/23

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Published on: 01 July 2022
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LNB News 01/07/2022

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Issue Date: 01 July 2022

Published Date: 01 July 2022

Jurisdiction(s): England

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The Chief Planner Joanna Averley has written to local planning authorities (LPAs) with an update on financial arrangements to support the role of LPAs in the neighbourhood planning process in 2022/23.

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