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Councils to limit 'garden grabbing'
Councils in England are to get greater powers to prevent "garden grabbing" by developers. The government plans to reclassify gardens, currently in the "brownfield" planning category.
Green Box: Councils to limit 'garden grabbing'Click to open
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