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1 April - Planning for Regeneration. Organiser: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Planning and Development Faculty. Venue: Manchester. Fee: £64.15-236. Details: RICS Events (tel) 020 7695 1600. 1 April - Future Housing:...

Hewitt refers four bids for supermarket

28 March 2003

Four of the five bidders for Safeway have been referred to the Competition Commission by trade and industry secretary Patricia Hewitt. Wm Morrisons' bid will face scrutiny, along with those of Asda, Sainsbury's...

Conservation hit by staff shortage

28 March 2003

A bleak picture of the "impossible workloads and inadequate resources" facing conservation officers was set to be unveiled this week. The first ever survey of local authority conservation officers was set to be...

Leicester Square eyed for development

28 March 2003

Pavement cafes, hotels and a Las Vegas-style casino could all be part of a major redevelopment of Leicester Square in London's West End. Westminster City Council commissioned a study by consultancy Edaw...

Councils back local transport plans in survey

28 March 2003

The introduction of local transport plans (LTPs) is strongly supported by local authorities, according to latest research. A report on the LTP process, carried out for the Department for Transport by Atkins,...

Draft policy sets high-risk flood limit

28 March 2003

Any development with a 0.5 per cent or greater probability of being flooded should be considered high-risk for planning purposes, according to a draft policy published by the Scottish Executive this week....

Agency underlines jobs record of rural incomers

28 March 2003

Up to two-thirds of rural businesses are started or owned by migrants from urban areas, according to a report published by the Countryside Agency this week. Its study of the rural economy...

Cardiff set to adopt green belt scheme

28 March 2003

Cardiff's planners are pressing ahead with proposals to create Wales' first green belt around the city. Councillors are examining a draft document that could form the basis of the city's deposit unitary...

Report backs case for low-impact homes

28 March 2003

The forthcoming rewrite of countryside planning guidance should provide more opportunities for sustainable low-impact homes, a report has advised. The report, by land campaign group Chapter 7, claims that PPG7 creates obstacles for...

Stirling Teesland secures planning permission

28 March 2003

Stirling Teesland secured planning permission for the Carey Jones Architects-designed West Central scheme at West Point, Leeds, this week. It features 352 flats covering 22,200 sq m in the retained tower of...