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A new tower block with “100 per cent affordable housing” has been given the green light in Fulham despite opposition from a local planning barrister. The 20-storey tower with 133 flats, featuring distinctive arched windows and a groundfloor “arcade”, will be built on the Clement Attlee Estate. It will be named Edith Summerskill House, after […]
TCI Commentary The way we say things is important. In consultations, giving the right information can be critical and a quick glance at our legal case library reveals several occasions on which information presented incorrectly or inaccurately led to the overturning of its results. Most recently was a challenge to a call-in decision by Scottish
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A Controversial new combined bus and cycle lane on the main A38 from Northfield to Birmingham city centre is being reviewed after causing uproar among local residents. Campaigner Gemma Cartwright MBE and Coun Julie Johnson have submitted a petition signed by more than 1,000 people calling for it to be scrapped. On Wednesday the document
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A RAFT of changes have been made to the controversial proposals for Scotland’s first Low Traffic Neighbourhood in East Craigs – but critics say a full public consultation is still needed before anything is implemented. Up to 1,000 people attended an open-air meeting in Gyle Park last month where transport convener Lesley Mancinnes was booed
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Lambeth council today (1 October) launched its planned consultations on what to do about names and places in the borough with links to slavery and colonialism. It warned that the process would not be easy and is likely to be controversial. It chose the first day of Black History Month to invite suggestions from local
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Hundreds of people have already signed petitions calling for Melton’s baby unit to be saved from closure just days after a consultation was launched including plans to centralise county maternity services in Leicester. Those in favour of retaining St Mary’s Birth Centre in the town have only until December 21 to make their views known
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London — The U.K. government claimed last week it consulted 26 NGOs about the merger of the Department for International Development and Foreign & Commonwealth Office but is so far refusing to say which ones they are. It is the latest in an ongoing dispute over what kind of consultation process the government undertook prior
UK government says it consulted 26 NGOs about DFID-FCO merger but won’t name them Read More »
The recently-published white paper – Planning for the Future – sets out the government’s plans to overhaul town planning and the way local people take part, with implications for how local councils and property developers will need to consult communities. Consultation on Local Plans In the white paper, there’s a strong emphasis on the need for local
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‘Digital’ is having a moment, thanks to Covid-19. Seemingly overnight apps are the de facto way to order a meal, pay a bill and track a pandemic. Coronavirus has made digital acceleration a necessity, but it might also be the future for how communities engage with proposed developments in the Capital. In March the Scottish
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A council is to hold an inquiry after a “very significant error” was found in the wording of planning guidelines on fracking sent out for public consultation. Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has halted the consultation and set up an audit to find out what happened. Councillors had agreed the wording of a local development
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