Labour can't avoid a serious dialogue about planning 

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The new government should be wary of repeating old mistakes as it embarks on its promised reforms to the UK's planning system, writes Green Alliance's Shaun Spiers

Planning is central to the new government's plans. Labour wants to build lots of new homes, modernise the country's creaking infrastructure and decarbonise power. These are welcome priorities. We have...

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