Western Morning News, The › July 26, 2008
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One person living in every house in Cornwall's proposed eco-town must be able to get to work without driving a car, under tough new rules announced by ministers.
Instead they should be able to walk, cycle or use public transport to help ensure the new developments - spread across six old tin-mining sites at St Austell - are environmentally friendly.See the full content of this document
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Tough New Rules Laid Down for Eco-Town ; One Person Living in Every House in Cornwall's Proposed Eco-Town Must Be Able to Get to Work Without Driving a Car, Under Tough New Rules Announced by Ministers.
Housing Minister Caroline Flint said all shops and public buildings - as well as homes - must be zero-carbon while 40 per ce...
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