Sentence examples for town developments from inspiring English sources

We're seeing a lot of market town developments that are impossible to get to except by car.

Meanwhile shoppers have been "flocking" to out of town developments, which had been allowed to flourish by the UK's planning rules.

Ebbsfleet is the most prominent of a series of embryonic "garden town" developments including projects at Biscester, Basingstoke and in north Northamptonshire.

My father, Alan Bromley, who has died aged 88, was one of the driving forces in promoting the new town developments of the 1940s and 50s, and thus contributed to the government's masterplan to modernise postwar Britain.

If it first expanded on the basis of social planning, Ikea later thrived on its opposite: unplanned out of town developments, with their immense blue and yellow boxes being built on the edge of cities, alongside motorways.

Crawley is an ancient town, having received a charter from King John in 1202, but the remains of this medieval and 18th-century coaching community have been completely engulfed by the planned new town developments, though some medieval buildings have been preserved.

Development of 'beacon' practices may involve partnerships between organisations as diverse as government, non-government organisations (NGOs), local health services, and even a satellite town development group as is occurring across our developing sites.

It is a classic new town development – though this one has one unexpected feature.

Substantial multi-billion pound loans made by the Treasury to new town development corporations were subsequently paid off.

Skelmersdale, the other centre, has experienced industrial relocation and town development and expansion since being designated a new town in 1961.

Barron Collier and Mr. Monaghan will each have a half interest in the town development, and Mr. Monaghan said his profits would go toward endowing Ave Maria.