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Planning Newsletter- Residential occupation of closed pubs

Release date: 21-05-2021

Summary: The seventh in a series of newsletters sent to Local Planning Authorities in England. This edition focuses on residential occupation of closed pubs and the steps planners can take if this use is not authorised.

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