New uses for England's old airfields

This article examines the process of airfield re-use across rural England, highlighting the framework and realities of procedural planning control. In doing so, it illustrates how the re-use of airfield sites in the countryside raises issues of more general concern and mirrors wider debates within t...

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subjects Airports
Brownfields
City planning
Development planning
Housing
Land development
Land resources
Land use
Military aviation
Military planning
Practice
Public spaces
Redevelopment
Regional planning
Rural areas
United Kingdom
Vehicular flight
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