Phases I and II of the Scheme have been completed, restoring 106ha of derelict land to provide residential, light industrial and recreational uses.
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To ease the pressure, Prescott has begun a study into the feasibility of regenerating " brownfield sites " _ derelict land in urban areas.
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Funded by a Derelict Land Grant, the engineering consultants Binnies carried out a feasibility study in 1994, which concluded that full restoration was possible.
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He also developed an interest in derelict land reclamation and Wren's Nest Nature Reserve and ghost-wrote a history of Darby Hand Chapel in Dudley.
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In 1983 Salford City Council acquired parts of the docks covering from the Manchester Ship Canal Company with the aid of a derelict land grant.
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Between 1960 and 1980, all of London's docks were closed, leaving around eight square miles ( 21 km?) of derelict land in East London.
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The derelict land was planted with thousands of trees, which have grown to provide important woodland habitat complete with grassy areas and developing scrub habitat.
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The charity's scheme will utilise derelict land on the site of the former colliery which is now owned by the LMMR outright as of 2005.
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The second was at Darnford Lane, on either side of lock 29, which was bought by the council in 1995, using a Derelict Land Grant.
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The festival site was created over a two-year period, on of derelict land, previously the site of a gasworks, a coal depot and a coking plant.
