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Thu, 3 March 11
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londonist
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THE FUTURE OF NEW COVENT GARDENThe long-running plan to redevelop the Nine Elms area, which is now entering its third round of pre-application public consultation, involves building a prototypical modern mixture of residential units, commercial space, and restaurants. Covent Garden Market Authority is looking to appoint a developer to take the project forward, and have drafted in Foster & Partners and Neil Tomlinson Architects to knock up these arboreal fantasies. |
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Thu, 3 March 11
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bbc.co.uk
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BRISTOL CITY STADIUM SUPERMARKET SCHEME APPROVEDPlans for a new stadium for Bristol City Football Club are "moving ahead" after planning permission was granted for a store on their current ground. |
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Tue, 1 March 11
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The Guardian Online
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING FRAMEWORK: GAINING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGEThe launch of the long awaited 2011-15 Affordable Homes Programme by the DCLG and HCA sees affordable housing providers face a one-in-four-year chance to secure the DCLG/HCA's unallocated funds. |
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Sat, 26 February 11
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Bristol Evening Post
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BRISTOL CITY COUNCIL'S TRICKY PICK WITH STADIUM PROJECTThe handful of councillors who decide the fate of the propoed Sainsbury's superstore at Ashton Gate, Bristol next week could put the council in a difficult position if they refuse to give consent. The refusal would open the door to the original scheme – turned down by the council last summer – being built instead. |
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Fri, 25 February 11
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Eastern Daily Press
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37000 HOMES PLANNED FOR NORFOLKThe way has been cleared for 37,000 homes and 27,000 jobs in and around Norwich in the next 15 years after a controversial blueprint for growth was given the green light by planning inspectors..... |
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Wed, 23 February 11
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bbc.co.uk
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LLANISHEN RESERVOIR: JUDGE OVERTURNS NATURE RESERVECardiff council's decision to designate land at Llanishen reservoir for nature conservation has been overturned by the High Court in London. |
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Fri, 4 February 11
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London Evening Standard.co.uk
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AT WAR WITH BORIS OVER CROSSRAIL TAX |
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Mon, 18 October 10
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bbc.co.uk
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UK GOVERNMENT AXES SEVERN ESTUARY BARRAGE PLANDespite pulling the plug on the barrage, there was still some hope tidal energy schemes might come to fruition in the Severn estuary in the future. Plans for a 10-mile barrage across the Severn estuary to generate renewable electricity from the tides have been dropped by the UK government. |
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Fri, 15 October 10
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grough
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PUBLIC'S VIEW SOUGHT ON FIRST STRETCH OF ENGLISH COAST PATHA public consultation opens today on the first section of the all-England coastal path. Natural England, the Government’s advisory body on the natural environment, launched the exercise to gauge views on the proposed path |
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Thu, 14 October 10
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bbc.co.uk
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GREEN POWER STATION IN BRISTOL IS GIVEN APPROVAL
A green power station is to be built in Bristol which will burn items such as food, cardboard and green waste. Councillors gave permission for the station alongside a mechanical biological treatment facility which is currently under construction |
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