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Ministers under pressure to publish impact assessment on expansions of permitted development rights

News03.08.207:00 AM by Nathaniel Barker
MPs and sector organisations are calling on the government to publish an impact assessment of the dramatic widening of rules that will allow certain developments to go ahead without planning permission.

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