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Hill pledges to cut out figure-fiddling

10 December 2004

Planning minister Keith Hill today promised to investigate councils accused of cutting corners in order to meet government targets for application processing.

Westminster told to do more on housing

10 December 2004

John Prescott today has told Westminster Council to do more to encourage affordable housing provision in the central London borough.

Pathfinders growth plans 'too ambitious'

10 December 2004

The public sector watchdog is to strongly criticise the housing market renewal pathfinders' strategies for including over-ambitious growth plans.

London Gateway 'should see 150,000 homes'

10 December 2004

Anne Power, a professor at the London School of Economics, said that 150,000 houses must be built on parts of the Gateway close to London to maximise the use of the land.

Acrimony over Kent transport decision

10 December 2004

Disbanding the Kent Highways Partnership would cost the taxpayer at least £1.3 million, according to the Labour group on Kent County Council's cabinet scrutiny committee.

Government retains its rural direction

9 December 2004

The government has rejected calls to abandon its controversial rural exceptions policy, it has confirmed.

Developers support rise in planning fees

9 December 2004

The British Property Federation (BPF) is in favour of an increase in planning application fees as long as service is measured and improves considerably.

Anglian blueprint promises regeneration

9 December 2004

One of the first regional spatial strategies in the latest wave of planning reforms has been officially launched, proposing major employment-led growth for the East of England.