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Using appeal data to characterise local planning authorities

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1992On the Control of Development by Planning Authorities 1992On the quantity and quality of planning applications 1989Development Control Data - A Research Guide 1994Planning Policy in the National Parks of England and Wales, 1974-1988 1993The interpretation of planning appeals 1993A new approach to measuring trends in town planning control 1993The interpretation of planning refusals

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Published2000-01-01

VenueTown Planning Review

ISSN-L0041-0020

Languageen

Citations3

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