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Headlines and highlights: The best stories from six months of the ‘new’ Estates Gazette
A round-up of some of our favourite stories since our relaunch
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Eli Lilly puts handbrake on London lab plans
Planned investment in incubators is shelved for a second time
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Gulf investors to pour £3.4bn into UK commercial property
BLME expects activity to pick up pace as investor cautiousness fades
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Stockport backs £250m town centre revamp
The proposals include the delivery of 1,300 homes
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Broadwalk Shopping Centre redevelopment gets green light
Scheme will see the £1.7bn redevelopment of Edgware town centre
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Rituals files plans for UK’s first ‘Mind Oasis’ store on Oxford Street
The new store will open in space formerly let to Three
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Legal
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Flat-roof challenges on the rise
Mustafa Sidki outlines the legal and practical implications of flat-roof development for freeholders, block managers and property professionals
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Wathen-Fayed v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government
Town and country planning – Crematorium
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Wathen-Fayed v Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government
Town and country planning – Crematorium
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Consenting data centres in the grey belt
Welcome policy shifts have cleared up grey areas in planning for data centres
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Fayed widow loses Supreme Court crematorium planning battle
Regarding plans to build a new crematorium near Godstone and Oxted, Surrey
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