New towns: follow up (HC 889 of session 2007-08)

Communities and Local Government Committee

House of Commons, 2008
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Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning

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Communities and Local Government Committee

Abstract

Explains why the recommendations of the Transport, Local Government and the Regions Committee in the 2002 report New Towns: their Problems and Future (HC 603-I of session 2001-02) remain relevant today, and why they should be acted on, in the light of the planned new eco-towns.

History

House of Commons Communities and Local Government Committee. Ninth report. To be read with New towns: their problems and future (HC 603-I of session 2001-02) (HOC, 2002) and New towns: Follow-up - government response to the ninth report of the committee, session 2007–08 (HC 253 of session 2008-09) (HOC, 2009).

Subjects

  • Planning and development
  • Urban planning
  • Strategic planning

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