Breadcrumbs
Gardens protected but clarity needed
By Kate Lowe 18 June 2010
Long overdue, but here at last - a reclassification of our gardens as green land, not brown, in planning policy introduced by the coalition Government's decentralisation minister and "garden grab" campaigner Ross Clark last week.
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