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UKIPs Back of Envelope Planning Policy for Manifesto Released

Posted on 28/02/2015 by gambba • Posted in Uncategorized • Leave a comment

How on earth are planning departments, or developers come to that, supposed to keep up with a policy making approach based on, ‘It’s Monday, what shall we change today?’.

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions

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