Global warming: Only one in four Britons prepared to pay more for energy bills to help reduce climate change/The Independant

Only one in four British people is prepared to pay more for energy in order to reduce climate change, according to a ComRes poll for The Independent on Sunday. http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/climate-change/global-warming-only-one-in-four-britons-prepared-to-pay-more-for-energy-bills-to-help-reduce-climate-a6753196.html

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Reminder – CALL FOR WRITTEN EVIDENCE: Independent Review of Planning – Deadine: 1 December 2015

The Review aims to achieve, a quicker, more accessible and efficient planning process in order to build investor and community confidence in the system. The review will focus on 6 key issues. Development planning; Housing delivery; Planning for infrastructure; Further improvements to development management; Leadership, resourcing and skills; and Community Read more

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Planning for Renewables in Scotland – Brodies

The Scottish Government’s Chief Planner has written a letter, addressed to the local authority heads of planning in Scotland, but no doubt intended for a much wider audience. His main points are: the Scottish Government has not changed its planning policy on renewable energy developments; there is not a cap Read more

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Osborne blunders by forgetting to including decision to dump Peterhead renewable energy project in speech Callum McCaig, MP – Scottish Energy News

  Following the announcement that the UK Government will scrap its £1 billion commercialisation programme for developing carbon capture, the SNP have described the decision as an “enormous disappointment”. Stewart Stevenson, MSP – whose Banffshire and Buchan Coast constituency includes Peterhead – also raised the ‘disgraceful’ decision to axe the Read more

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