More communities chosen to try out new planning powers

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Department: Communities and Local Government

Published: 2011-09-01 12:54:57

New powers to give local people unprecedented influence to determine the future of their areas are to be tried out in 36 more front-runner areas, Planning Minister Greg Clark announced today. (continues...)

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