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Inside the planning committee: it’s not enough to say it’s all fair and impartial. You have to show it is, too
What goes on at Town hall planning committees these days? In theory it works like this. A committee of about a dozen councillors, politically balanced to match the composition of the council as a whole, assesses planning applications based on … Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Greenwich, Labour, London, NIMBYism, Planning, Politics
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