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An ill wind blows no good
26 June 2009
Question marks over their viability threaten to make eco-towns undeliverable. Ahead of a government announcement on their...
Who killed the eco-town?
25 June 2009
How Gordon Brown’s vision for 10 carbon-neutral towns met its demise. Damian Arnold investigates
Eco-town protesters give evidence to panel
18 June 2009
CAMPAIGNERS against a proposed eco-town this week warned experts it is 'entirely the wrong location' as they met to discuss the...
Advantage West Midlands question eco-town’s effect on rest of region
17 June 2009
The creation of a 6,000-home eco town in Warwickshire could divert much-needed investment away from other parts of the region,...
BARD Campaign updates local community on plans for Long Marston
4 June 2009
Advert stresses importance of local planning policy
Character of Stratford 'under threat' from developers
4 June 2009
THE CHARACTER of Stratford and the surrounding countryside is under 'long term threat' from 'reckless' developers.
Hazel Blears resigns from Cabinet
3 June 2009
Hazel Blears, responsible for the department steering the disastrous eco-towns programme, has resigned as Communities Secretary.
Eco-town advert 'misled public'
27 May 2009
The developers of a controversial eco-town in Warwickshire misled nearby residents about its potential benefits, the...
Plan B’ submitted for eco-town site
8 May 2009
A POTENTIAL eco-town developer has revealed it is pushing ahead with a ‘plan B’ for the Long Marston site currently...
Middle Quinton eco-town 'will increase traffic' say campaigners
24 April 2009
CONTROVERSIAL plans for eco-towns like Middle Quinton have come under further criticism today from the Campaign for Better...
DEVELOPERS' ECO-TOWN ADVERT JUDGED MISLEADING BY WATCHDOG
27 May 2009
The credibility of plans to build an ‘eco-town’ at Long Marston has today been delivered another blow.
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No Eco-Town Song
27 February 2009
ANTHEM FOR GREEN ENGLAND, a song produced for the Campaign Against Ford Eco-Town in West Sussex
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