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Review to feed policy change on green belts

13 August 2004

A review of green belt policy north of the border was launched by the Scottish Executive this week.

Dundalk retail outlet obtains final approval

13 August 2004

Plans for what is set to become Ireland's largest factory outlet centre were approved by Dundalk Town Council this week.

Southwark apologises to club owners

13 August 2004

The London Borough of Southwark has formally apologised for failing to consult the managing directors of a nightclub over a housing application.

School buildings secure prize in renewal contest

13 August 2004

Decaying 15th century school buildings secured the £3 million top prize in the final of the BBC's Restoration series this week.

Report highlights vulnerability of essential local heritage throughout the nation

13 August 2004

Much of the UK's heritage is completely unprotected and highly vulnerable, according to a report published this week.

In Brief: More than 2,400 homes approved

13 August 2004

More than 2,400 homes have been approved at three housing sites in Tonbridge and Malling, Kent. Following an inquiry last year, the secretary of state has ruled that all three sites should be brought forward, despite the over-supply that would result up to 2011. He held that the high proportion of affordable housing in the long term outweighed interim numerical concerns. Vincent and Gorbing acted as consultant on the scheme.

In Brief: A planning complaint against Daventry District Council

13 August 2004

A planning complaint against Daventry District Council has been upheld by local government ombudsman Jerry White, who concluded that the authority had caused maladministration causing injustice. The complainant, a tenant farmer, argued that the council should not have granted consent for a residential development on a farmyard that he rents because it meant that he would lose his livelihood.

In Brief: A marine energy centre opens in Orkney

13 August 2004

A £5 million marine energy centre to test potential wave energy generators opened in Orkney, Scotland, this week. It comes a week after the government announced £50 million to fund wave and tidal power technologies. Orkney has been identified as one of the best locations in Europe for testing commercial-scale devices.

In Brief: The Leverhulme Centre granted planning permission

13 August 2004

The Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies, designed by Sheppard Robinson for the University of Cambridge, has been granted planning permission by Cambridge City Council. The £4 million centre will be the UK's largest research institute for human evolutionary studies. It will, for the first time, house the complete archaeological collection of the university's department of biological anthropology.

In Brief: The National Planning Forum investigates

13 August 2004

The National Planning Forum is investigating good practice on pre-application discussions and would like to invite any local planning authority that has innovated in this field to contact forum secretary Graeme Bell (e-mail) secretary@natplanforum.org.uk.