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Barbican wins vote for ugliest building

26 September 2003

The Barbican Centre was named as the capital's ugliest building this week following a poll to mark the launch of the London Design Festival. The grade II listed 1960s arts complex and...

Coalition calculates housing backlog

26 September 2003

Two-and-a-half million homes must be built over the next decade to deal with the backlog of unmet housing needs in the south and east of England, according to a weighty coalition of...

Villagers claim right to vote in extension battle

26 September 2003

Residents of a Somerset village have overwhelmingly rejected proposals for an urban extension after a little-known piece of legislation was used to force a parish referendum. More than 96 per cent of...

Kent demands infrastructure up front

26 September 2003

Kent's planners have warned that development will not be allowed in the county unless infrastructure is provided first. The Kent and Medway structure plan, published for consultation last week, says that developers...

London team ranks first in legal listings

26 September 2003

Law firm Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP) has been named as the top London planning team in this year's Legal 500 listing. Described as "without peer", the five-partner BLP team is praised...

Welsh holiday resort project hits the rocks

26 September 2003

A plan to create 600 full-time jobs and bring £30 million a year to the economy of west Wales is at risk this week after local planning officers recommended that it should...

Noise highlighted as design priority

26 September 2003

Hearing neighbours rowing or flushing the toilet are among the most irritating facets of English housing, according to a report due out in November. The early findings of a study by Design...

Ground-share rumour denied on Merseyside

26 September 2003

Liverpool Football Club moved to quash speculation that it is considering sharing a new stadium with city rivals Everton this week. Both clubs confirmed that they have talked with the Northwest Development Agency...

London street work of art

26 September 2003

Artists and architects have created the first street in London to be conceived as a work of art. The £500,000 walkway linking John Islip Street and Millbank was designed by artist Susanna...

NEWS BRIEF: Mitchell re-elected

26 September 2003

Oxfordshire County Council leader Keith Mitchell has been re-elected as chairman of the South East England Regional Assembly's regional planning committee. First elected as chairman in 2002, Mitchell has held various other elected...