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Stop worrying about the cost and focus more, says CL:AIRE
12 March 2010
BB Staff
A new report aims to inform politicians of brownfield needs in the run up to the election.
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Aldershot to be extended
12 March 2010
BB Staff
Bids are sought from developers for 148ha of defence land.
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Long-range goal for Manchester City
12 March 2010
BB Staff
A joint development board will prepare plans for the area around the City of Manchester Stadium.
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Agency publishes verification guidance
10 March 2010
BB Staff
The Environment Agency's guidance aims to ensure remediation is successful and meets its intended goals.
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Conservatives clarify RDA replacement plans
10 March 2010
BB Staff
Councils would be able to set up "local enterprise partnerships" but these would not necessarily cover whole regions and they would be limited to economic development issues.
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New advice for Yorkshire and Humberside
10 March 2010
BB Staff
The Yorkshire and Humberside Pollution Advisory Council has updated its guidance on developing land affected by contamination.
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Further eco sprawl plus planning changes announced
10 March 2010
BB Staff
The Government has announced planning policy changes and two new greenfield "eco towns".
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Trench collapse fine imposed
10 March 2010
BB Staff
A construction firm has been fined after a trench collapsed, trapping a worker.
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Insect army released on Japanese knotweed
10 March 2010
BB Staff
The first release of Aphalara itadori has been approved by the Government.
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Soil study says many carbon levels steady
08 March 2010
BB Staff
The new countryside soils survey suggests carbon concentrations rose from 1978 to 1998 and then fell.
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