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Lord Rogers to continue to advise on design

21 November 2008

Lord Richard Rogers will continue to advise on design in London after being appointed to mayor Boris Johnson's design advisory panel.

High Court challenge against Natural England

21 November 2008

A High Court challenge against Natural England's decision to let a stretch of coast in Suffolk erode began this week.

Plans for a hotel opposite Hampton Court Palace

21 November 2008

Plans for a hotel and care home opposite Hampton Court Palace will not be called in after the Government Office for the South East said an inquiry is not needed.

Univesity of Westminster launches street design course

21 November 2008

The University of Westminster has launched a part-time postgraduate course in street design and management.

Prize entries hit new high

21 November 2008

A bumper year for the London Planning Awards has attracted the highest number of entrants since they began in 2002.

CABE to help on Crossrail

21 November 2008

A design review panel has been set up by CABE to provide advice on proposed Crossrail stations and the buildings above them.

Charities win levy get-out

21 November 2008

Charitable social housing providers will avoid paying the community infrastructure levy (CIL), Baroness Andrews said at the Planning Bill's third reading this week.