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Why is the government going against its own evidence on permitted development?

Comment24.07.20by Jules Birch

The government’s plan to extend permitted development rights flies in the face of the evidence it has gathered, undermines its own objectives and risks unleashing a free-for-all, writes Jules Birch

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