Greater flexibility in planning guidance

Series: DETR News Release ; (155) 21 March 2001, (4)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: A revision to PPG 7 promotes greater flexibility in the re-use of redundant buildings. The new guidance has been amended to reflect the importance government places on effective planning for sustainable farm diversification projects. PPG 7 available at www.planning.detr.giv.uk/policy.htm

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A revision to PPG 7 promotes greater flexibility in the re-use of redundant buildings. The new guidance has been amended to reflect the importance government places on effective planning for sustainable farm diversification projects. PPG 7 available at www.planning.detr.giv.uk/policy.htm

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