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ISSN No. 1747-6240
Published by the CANS Trust (registered charity no. 803343)

English, Welsh & Scottish legislation explained

Town & Country Planning

  • Access To The Countryside
  • Acquisition Of Land: Purchase Notices And Blight Notices
  • Building Control
  • Caravan Sites
  • Compensation
  • Control Of Advertisements
  • Crown Development And Development By Local Authorities And Statutory Undertakers
  • Cycle Tracks: England And Wales
  • Development And Spatial Plans
  • Electricity Generation And Supply: Consents For Applications And Preservation Of Amenity
  • Hazardous Substances
  • Highways And Roads: Creation And Maintenance
  • New Toll Roads
  • New Towns
  • Permitted Development
  • Planning Appeals And Inquiries
  • Planning Authorities
  • Planning Control
  • Preservation Of Trees, Woodlands, And Hedgerows
  • Private Roads: Scotland
  • Private Streets : England And Wales
  • Protection And Preservation Of Ancient Monuments And Archaeological Areas
  • Protection And Preservation Of Buildings Of Architectural Or Historic Interest: Conservation Areas
  • Protection Of The Countryside
  • Urban Regeneration

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Crown Copyright material is reproduced with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office and the Queen’s Printer for Scotland.

Disclaimer – Although great care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the compilation and preparation of CANS Advice Notes, the publishers cannot in any circumstances accept responsibility for any errors or omissions.


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