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Plan for Burnley's former textile area

26 May 2006

A masterplan to transform a former textile weaving quarter in Burnley with a major mixed-use development has been launched.

In Place - Skyways House, Liverpool

26 May 2006

Name of scheme: Skyways House Completed: Spring 2006 Where is it? Liverpool What is it? Office and showroom for Littlewoods Shop Direct Home Shopping The lowdown: The redevelopment of...

Poor planning 'led to Paddington loss'

26 May 2006

Plans to rebuild hospitals as part of a major regeneration scheme in west London collapsed because of poor organisation and a lack of strategic support, the public spending watchdog concluded last week.

Key worker homes criteria to widen

26 May 2006

The eligibility criteria for key worker homes are to be relaxed to allow people on council housing waiting lists to buy them.

Green homes could be taxed less

26 May 2006

The Government is considering at least a partial exemption for new green homes from the Government's proposed development tax, housing minister Yvette Cooper revealed this week.

Seafront vision - Plans for casino-led Southport complex submitted

26 May 2006

Plans for a casino-led regeneration of the seafront at Southport were submitted by Neptune Developments to Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council this week.

Tory plan to scrap planning controls

26 May 2006

A future Tory government would be likely to scrap planning controls for post-war housing and ditch building regulations in a bid to improve the design of new homes.

Plans drawn up for Hulmes Mill site

26 May 2006

A vision outlining how the former Hulmes Mill site in Leyland town centre could be transformed into a mixed-use development has been drawn up by planners at South Ribble Borough Council. Developers will be invited to tender for the long-term lease and submit proposals for the site.

Campaigners urge Government to rethink decision

26 May 2006

Campaigners have urged the Government to rethink its "disastrous" decision to end Planning Delivery Grant from 2007. Town and Country Planning Association director Gideon Amos said it would be "impossible" to deliver sustainable development without further investment in planning.

Rotherham council to support Oak Holdings' application

26 May 2006

Developer Oak Holdings' application to build a £300 million entertainment complex on a 130ha former coalfield site is to be supported by Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, despite opposition from environmentalists who claim that the development will damage the nearby Rother Country Park.