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Groups unite to demand sustainability overseer

28 April 2006

A single body should be responsible for meeting sustainable energy targets, according to a manifesto launched last week in response to the government's energy review.

Suffolk planners approve leisure resort

28 April 2006

A £350 million winter sports leisure resort near Great Blakenham in Suffolk was given the go-ahead by Mid Suffolk District Council last week.

Islands issue guidance on tall buildings

28 April 2006

Tall buildings on Jersey's waterfront would be acceptable provided the highest design standards are met, according to latest planning guidance.

Middlehaven campus plans earn consent

28 April 2006

A 30,000m2 campus at Middlesbrough College, Greater Middlehaven, was granted planning consent last week.

Cameron favours green travel spur

28 April 2006

Conservative leader David Cameron stepped up his campaign to make the UK "go green" this week by encouraging families to use more environmentally friendly vehicles.

Poll shows support for house building

28 April 2006

More than half of people surveyed want their council to encourage more house building, according to latest research.

Garden claims dismissed by ODPM officials

28 April 2006

Tory claims that two-thirds of brownfield housing is to be built on people's back gardens were dismissed as "absolute rubbish" by the ODPM this week.

Sustainable development should be embedded in the work of government regional offices, according to a report by DEFRA this week. The document argues that offices should become standard-bearers for sustainable development.

Securing the Regions' Future

28 April 2006

Regional development agencies should also deliver economic productivity and sustainable development in tandem. Securing the Regions' Future can be viewed via www.PlanningResource.co.uk.

Death of Peter Law

28 April 2006

Former Welsh assembly planning and housing minister Peter Law died this week aged 58. Law was first elected to the assembly in 1999 and served in Alun Michael's cabinet as environment and local government secretary. He was replaced by Sue Essex in a cabinet reshuffle in 2000 when Rhodri Morgan succeeded Michael. Law resigned his Labour seat in Blaenau Gwent over a row about women-only shortlists, only to win it back as an independent candidate last year.