1989 Past Papers
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P E Thomas
Business Use Class: Practical Implications
P D Orchard-Lisle
The Property Market Approach to Use Classes
N Lichfield
Environmental Assessment
I C Gatenby
Inquiries Procedure Rules
L F Read QC
Private Bill Procedure - Is there a Better Way?
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A Scottish perspective on community participation in planning and other issues by Kate Houghton RTPI
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