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Aberdeen planner overruled on major scheme

30 January 2006

A major expansion of Aberdeen’s Bon Accord shopping centre has been approved, despite planners warning it could breach planning rules.

Edinburgh warned over world heritage status

30 January 2006

Edinburgh has been told it could be stripped of its World Heritage Site status after concerns over the city’s Quartermile development.

Livingstone outlines sustainable scheme vision

30 January 2006

London mayor Ken Livingstone has called for a showcase zero-emission building development as part of a £22m environmental investment.

Report says marine energy costs set to fall

27 January 2006

Marine energy could provide up to a fifth of the UK's electricity needs given sufficient investment, according to latest research.

Study says travel behaviour must change

27 January 2006

A sea change in travel behaviour is needed to prevent the UK's air from being irreversibly polluted, according to a report published today.

Darling declares support for new Forth bridge

27 January 2006

Scottish ministers will not rush a decision on a new road bridge across the Firth of Forth, despite an intervention by Scottish Secretary Alistair Darling.

MPs slam ODPM sums, bullying and management

27 January 2006

Bullying, secrecy and bad management are rife within John Prescott’s department, according to a group of MPs.

State has usurped love thy neighbour

27 January 2006

I once met social entrepreneur and thinker Michael Young at the big friendly house in Bethnal Green, London, containing the School for Social Entrepreneurs, the Institute for Community Studies and other of the many institutions he founded. He was in his 80s, but still radiated energy and enthusiasm.

Diary

27 January 2006

London mayor Ken Livingstone never misses a chance to have a pop at his old nemesis, the Iron Lady, and this week's Olympics summit in London provided a perfect platform.