Planning, land and premises

Information from across central government on agricultural land, boundaries, buildings (including building maintenance, council buildings and listed buildings), common land, council land and property, countryside (including access to countryside, coasts, countryside conservation, national parks and rights of way), land management, land registration, land searches, non-residential property, town and country planning and traveller sites.

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Latest consultations

• DCLG: 2012 consultation on changes to the building regulations in England - Section two - Part L (conservation of fuel and power)

  Department for Communities and Local Government.  Deadline: 27 March 2012

• DCLG: 2012 consultation on changes to the building regulations in England - Section one - Introduction to the consultation package and proposals on parts A, B, C, K, M and N, access statements, security, changing places toilets and Regulation 7

  Department for Communities and Local Government.  Deadline: 27 April 2012

• Consultations ending soon »
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Latest publications

• DECC: Coryton Refinery - Statement by Charles Hendry

  Department of Energy and Climate Change.  Published: 2 February 2012

• DCLG: Housing update - Written statement by Grant Shapps

  Department for Communities and Local Government.  Published: 1 February 2012

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Latest related links

• Department for Transport: London 2012

  Department for Transport.  Last updated: 6 February 2012

• DECC Flickr Photostream

  Department of Energy and Climate Change.  Last updated: 3 February 2012

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News

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• DCLG: London to take control of its Olympics legacy, public land and funding

  Department for Communities and Local Government.  Published: 6 February 2012

• Homes and Communities Agency: East Devon’s new community celebrates further progress

  Homes and Communities Agency.  Published: 6 February 2012

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