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Lexis®PSL Planning weekly highlights—15 September 2016

Lexis®PSL Planning weekly highlights—15 September 2016

Published on: 15 September 2016

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Lexis®PSL Planning weekly highlights—15 September 2016
In this issue:
Headlines (News updates & analysis)
Neighbourhood Planning Bill
Hinkley Point C project confirmed
Changes to managing air and noise pollution proposed by Welsh Government
Considering the community for phase 2a of HS2
DCLG finds around 13% of England is green belt
Call for evidence for developing land in the West Midlands
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Inadequate reasons for development in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (CPRE Kent v Dover)
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This week’s Planning highlights include: (1) Neighbourhood Planning Bill presented to Parliament; (2) Hinkley Point C project confirmed; (3) Changes to managing air and noise pollution proposed by Welsh Government; (4) Considering the community for phase 2a of HS2; (5) DCLG finds around 13% of England is green belt; (6) Call for evidence for developing land in the West Midlands; and (7) Inadequate reasons for development in Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (CPRE Kent v Dover). Sign in or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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