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| Title | The Location of Development |
| Subtitle | Analysis of the location and accessibility of approved residential development in England |
| Part of | Location of Development
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| Publisher | Royal Town Planning Institute
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| Authors | Samuel Spencer David Pendlebury
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| Date |  December 2021
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| Summary, keywords and locations | |
| Summary | Many new homes are not built in the most sustainable locations with residents locked into car dependency |
| Keywords | Planning Homes
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| Locations | England
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| Publication |  Live as of 4 November 2024
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| Archive |  Archived on 9 December 2021
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