Landowners’ profits from sale of green belt sites could be capped
Ministers are preparing to limit the amount that can be made from the sale of land to fulfil Labour’s ambitious new homes pledge
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Councils to buy green belt land on the cheap
- Thread starter bobk
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- Cirencester
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Swarfmonkey
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- Location
- Hampshire
- Location
- North Hampshire
About time someone capped council executive offices pay and pensions .
- Location
- Wales UK
Welsh Assembly and Welsh Ministers no better here.
They compulsory purchase land , do all the infrastructure, sustainable travel and get planning on it all.?
If you" lined the stars up" like that you be done for insider trading, prosecuted and monopolies commission investigation????
They do what they like
They compulsory purchase land , do all the infrastructure, sustainable travel and get planning on it all.?
If you" lined the stars up" like that you be done for insider trading, prosecuted and monopolies commission investigation????
They do what they like
red
Member
English councils poised to get powers to buy greenbelt land without overpaying | Housing | The Guardian
Landowners would be given ‘fair but not excessive return’ for sites compulsorily purchased for housing
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ThievesEnglish councils poised to get powers to buy greenbelt land without overpaying | Housing | The Guardian
Landowners would be given ‘fair but not excessive return’ for sites compulsorily purchased for housing
red
Member
The urban majority will probably applaud this as “robbing the rich to give to the poor” were an easy target because there’s so few of us and we only work with right of centre/ far right political parties. We have no one lobbying Labour to look after the farmer’s cause.
Great site. Thank you.
- Location
- Cirencester
I think my terminology would begin with a C and end with *NTS
- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
What input do NFU have on this?
Or was it actually their idea?
Or was it actually their idea?
Probably.
I will be going to the echr if they come knocking which judging by the number of letters we had from developers in the last week I suspect they will
FonterraFarmer
Member
- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
The sale of land in particular should be a mutually agreed price between the vendor and purchaser, anything less under duress forced by the purchaser is theft, also if done by compulsory acquisition then get the name/names of those accuntable for future reference.Landowners’ profits from sale of green belt sites could be capped
Ministers are preparing to limit the amount that can be made from the sale of land to fulfil Labour’s ambitious new homes pledge
A fair price would be full free market value, that would not be excessive if it is the free market value.
FonterraFarmer
Member
- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
Still plenty of land in central London, quick look on Google Maps shows some place called Green Park and St James Park, for some unknown reason not yet developed???English councils poised to get powers to buy greenbelt land without overpaying | Housing | The Guardian
Landowners would be given ‘fair but not excessive return’ for sites compulsorily purchased for housing
FonterraFarmer
Member
- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
Never riot, but then the concept of war might be better as the acquisition of land under war over rides land acquisition by purchase and has historically been an accepted method of land acquisition, might not be in the current fashion but has worked quite effectively for thousands of years to great effect especially by the British in the last 200-300 years....
Why would anyone be remotely surprised by this? This is what Labour do.Landowners’ profits from sale of green belt sites could be capped
Ministers are preparing to limit the amount that can be made from the sale of land to fulfil Labour’s ambitious new homes pledge
King owns some of that
FonterraFarmer
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- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
So what??? As that makes any difference?
Since when did giving a person a title make them "special" or different to any other person.
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