Locating the centre of a problem

Language: English Series: Independent ; 13/11/87 p22Publication details: 1987Subject(s):

PLANNING LAW AND PRACTICE

Summary: If Government wants retailing to play a part in the inner cities it must adopt a more coherant approach to the problems giving local authorities funds and motivation to modernise the infrastructure , according to developers Ladbroke City and Country .

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If Government wants retailing to play a part in the inner cities it must adopt a more coherant approach to the problems giving local authorities funds and motivation to modernise the infrastructure , according to developers Ladbroke City and Country .

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