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Support for relaxed planning for change of use

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Published on: 06 July 2012
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Table of contents

  • Proposal
  • Aim
  • Support v concerns

Article summary

Results of the consultation on the relaxation of planning rules for changes of use from commercial to residential have been published. Overall, respondents recognised the urgent need to increase the supply of housing nationally and encourage economic growth.

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