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Wed, 15 August 07
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24dash.com
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SEVEN SHORTLISTED FOR ENGLAND'S 'FIRST ECO-VILLAGE'Competition is strong to deliver English Partnerships’ first eco-village achieving Level 6 of the Code for Sustainable Homes, as the national regeneration agency, reveals the seven developers shortlisted to build a 150 home site in Bristol... |
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Wed, 15 August 07
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Guardian Unlimited
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HOMES NEED TO BE BUILT ON GREEN BELT, REPORT CLAIMS
Hundreds of thousands of new homes will need to be built on green belt land in order to meet Gordon's Brown housing targets, a thinktank said today. The prime minister has pledged £10bn to tackle housing shortages... |
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Wed, 15 August 07
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BBC News
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GREEN LIGHT FOR CITY REGENERATIONA £300m redevelopment for part of a Devon city has been given the go-ahead by planners. The plans for Millbay are the biggest since Plymouth city centre had to be rebuilt after it was devastated... |
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Mon, 13 August 07
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Hull Daily Mail
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QUICK PROFITS ON DEMOLITION ROWProperty investors are cashing in on a Government- funded multi-million pound housing regeneration scheme in Hull. Plans to tackle run-down areas of privately-owned housing... |
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Mon, 6 August 07
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Manchester.com
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SACRED GEOMETRY APPLIED TO EAST MANCHESTER DEVELOPMENT
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Mon, 6 August 07
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The Guardian
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AVERAGE ENGLISH HOUSE PRICE WILL TOP £300,000 IN FIVE YEARS, SAYS STUDY
More parents will have to pay children's mortgages. 40% rise to bring more grief for first-time buyers. The average house price in England will rise by 40% in five years to break the £300,000 barrier, according to research published today by the National Housing Federation... |
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Thu, 2 August 07
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Cambridge Evening News
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RECORD GRANT TO SAVE FENS' NATURAL ASSETS
ANCIENT Cambridgeshire fenland has been saved thanks to a record-breaking grant of almost £9 million. The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) grant, the largest such grant, will be used to restore a huge site to its former glory. The Wildlife Trust will... |
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Tue, 31 July 07
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The Argus (Brighton)
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EXPERTS WARN SUSSEX CANNOT COPE WITH NEW HOMESMore than £2.5 billion of infrastructure is to cope with the 17,000 new homes planned for the Sussex coast, new research has revealed. |
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Mon, 30 July 07
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This is Cornwall
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DEVON'S FIRST GREEN TOWN
A Devon community of thousands of new homes will be a prototype for the "eco towns" proposed by Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Mr Brown has ordered the biggest housebuilding programme since the 1940s - and Government officials believe Cranbrook... |
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Sun, 29 July 07
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Guardian Unlimited
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MOVE TO CREATE AFFORDABLE HOMES IS 'BLOCKED BY HOUSEBUILDERS'
Britain's leading developers have been accused of blocking government plans to force them to build more affordable housing. Channel 4's Dispatches will tomorrow say that housebuilders and lobbyists working for them are boasting of having used 'overt political pressure'... |
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