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One in four flights leave London City Airport more than half-empty, Green Party finds

Nearly 3,000 flights were at less than 50 per cent capacity as they left the airport in the first half of this year

Evening Standard

Date set for hearing over demolition of spa at home of Captain Tom’s daughter

The hearing over the unauthorised spa pool block built at the home of Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter will take place on October 17.

The Independent UK

Council ordered to pay £468,000 to Bolton's ‘Ryder Cup’ golf course developer

Bolton Council were told their reasons for initially rejecting the plans could not be defended legally

Manchester Evening News

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Captain Tom's daughter fighting order to tear down spa 'built in hero dad's name'

Hannah Ingram-Moore, 52, and her husband Colin have confirmed they are fighting an order from Bedfordshire Council to tear down a large pool and spa complex built near their home

Daily Mirror

Captain Tom's daughter ordered to demolish 'unauthorised' building

The Captain Tom Foundation halts donations and payments amid charity watchdog probe

Wales Online

Plans to demolish Cullercoats pub dismissed on technicality as inspector hits out at council

North Tyneside Council's refusal to grant planning approval for the demolition and redevelopment of the Sandpiper pub could end up costing the authority a pretty penny

Chronicle Live

A tunnel too far? Debate intensifies over need for Lower Thames Crossing

The UK’s £9bn road project to relieve congestion on the M25 at Dartford is dividing communities and local businesses

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Hundreds oppose Wirral green belt housing plans at public meeting

Petitions against the planning applications have been signed by thousands

Liverpool Echo

Last hope as residents urge Michael Gove to intervene to save Brislington Meadows

"We cannot tell you how much distress and upset this has caused"

Bristol Post

Developer wins £100m appeal for employment park which could create nearly 900 jobs

The plans were originally refused by local councillors last year

Birmingham Post

Brislington Meadows blame game as councillor tells residents 'many mistakes were made'

"It could still be stopped" says councillor, who will write to Michael Gove to ask for a U-turn

Bristol Post

Disappointment as appeal to build 260 new homes on green space in Bristol wins

A Government planning inspector ruled in favour of the proposed development in South Bristol

Birmingham Post

Brislington Meadows WILL be built on after all as Government has final say

A Government planning inspector has finally ruled in favour of development

Bristol Post

Planning Inspectorate says developer should get chance to argue case for controversial £750m rail freight hub

MPs, residents and local councils have objected to the plans which they say will have a huge impact on the local environment

Birmingham Post

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Developer resubmits plans for controversial £750m Leicestershire rail freight hub

Plans have attracted criticism from MPs, councils and people living nearby concerned about the scale and impact

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