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MPs question planners about the abolition of regional spatial strategies

18 October 2010

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Expert planning practitioners appear before the Communities and Local Government Select Committee

At the opening session of oral evidence for the inquiry into the Abolition of Regional Spatial Strategies MPs are likely to ask questions about the impact of this change on new housebuilding; the Government’s proposals to incentivise local communities to accept new housing development; and how well local planning authorities will be able to co-ordinate in future (on planning matters relating to waste, minerals, flooding, the natural environment, and renewable energy).

Witnesses
At 5.00pm in the Grimond Room, Portcullis House

Cristina Howick, Roger Tym & Partners, and John Baker, Baker Associates

At 5.35pm;

Catriona Riddell and Malcolm Sharp, Planning Officers Society, and Miles Butler, Planning and Regeneration Committee, Association of Directors of Environment, Planning and Transport

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