All mixed up

Language: English Series: CSM ; 8(3/4) November/December 1998, 40-41(2)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: Mixed-use development is now central to national planning policy guidance. The research report "A healthy mix?", funded by the RICS Education Trust, examines the concept of mixed-use development and analyses the policies and practices of three contrasting local authorities: Bradford, Camden and Peterborough.

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Mixed-use development is now central to national planning policy guidance. The research report "A healthy mix?", funded by the RICS Education Trust, examines the concept of mixed-use development and analyses the policies and practices of three contrasting local authorities: Bradford, Camden and Peterborough.

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