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Planning weekly highlights—14 April 2022

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Published on: 14 April 2022

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Table of contents

Planning policy
British energy security strategy—planning and other announcements
DfT awards £1.95m in funding to develop UK’s transport network
DLUHC allocates levelling up funding to communities across UK
Planning statutory review and appeals
Planning permission for UK Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre quashed
Building regulations
DLUHC announces new agreement to fund building safety repairs
Biodiversity
Analysing the Nature Recovery Green Paper

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Article summary

This week's edition of Planning weekly highlights includes: analysis of the British energy security strategy, funding announcements for the transport network and levelling up, a judgment quashing the planning permission for the UK Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre, an announcement on the funding by developers of building safety repairs, and analysis of the Nature Recovery Green Paper.

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