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Are 'New Towns' the solution to the housing-crisis?

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Posted by Taran Sunner on 05 September 2024

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Taran Sunner

Trainee Solicitor

Taran is currently in his first seat of his training contract in the Development and Planning teams where he hopes to build upon the skills he developed as a paralegal.

Taran Sunner

Taran is currently in his first seat of his training contract in the Development and Planning teams where he hopes to build upon the skills he developed as a paralegal.

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