Government to unveil 'seismic' planning reform bill 'to get Britain building'

Michael Holder
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Hotly-anticipated Planning and Infrastructure Bill to be introduced to Parliament on Tuesday setting out sweeping reforms to speed up development of new homes, clean power projects, and EV charging networks

The government is to today unveil its flagship Planning and Infrastructure Bill, setting out a sweeping set of measures to overhaul the UK's planning system in a bid to accelerate the buildout of new housing,...

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