The number of planning permissions granted for new homes has plummeted to its lowest level on record, as Michael Gove is accused of “surrendering” to Nimbys.
the wonderful examples around the wonderful examples around the world, where it has been done, where decay has been reversed, requires local authorities to do the right thing in one of the things is planning permissions as you have indicated. there is also a very big role for others on this, so, for example, how much money can be blended into the sector that is why high interest rates are important, the extent to which people live, mixed use high credit mixed use criteria are very important. things like using pollution out of cities is vital, we do not want noisy dirty cities, clean cleaning cities up, 15 city where you can walk to more places, there are many strong reasons to have more affordable public transport, so there are many things local authorities can do to encourage vibrant cities and we need to learn from the examples in the book age of the city. examples in the book age of the ci . . ~ examples in the book age of the ci . ., ~ , ., , city. thank you, very interestin
we were the main contributors, i think it would have an impact on the families around here who are wanting to diversify, who are wanting to make more money, and it s slightly unfair. the labour led welsh government has made much of its plan for a greener wales, but amid all the targets and regulations, is there an effective plan to support farmers and to protect our rivers? we know we had an issue around too many poultry farms, for instance, being put in the same place, so we need to work with our local authorities. do you agree there are too many poultry farms in here for wye? we saw certainly in the powys area, in the previous administration there, we saw a lot of planning permissions allowed. but that. it was your government that gave the grants for those poultry farms. but what i m saying is, you ve got to make sure that the local authority needs to know the cumulative impact of all these poultry farms. so you blame the local authority? no, i m not!
to make more money, and it s slightly unfair. the labour led welsh government has made much of its plan for a greener wales but amid all the targets and regulations, is there an effective plan to support farmers and to protect our rivers? we know we had an issue around too many poultry farms, for instance, being put in the same place, so we need to work with our local authorities. do you agree there are too many poultry farms in here for wye? we saw certainly in the powys area, in the previous administration there, we saw a lot of planning permissions allowed. but that it was your government that gave the grants for those poultry farms. but what i m saying is you ve got to make sure that the local authority needs to know the cumulative impact of all these poultry farms. so you blame local authority? no, i m not! i m not trying to blame anybody. what i m saying is it s about working together to make sure that where you can get perhaps quicker wins, i see that obviously