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Tower design claim denied

21 November 2008

The developer behind plans for Sheffield's tallest tower has slammed the local authority for blocking design changes to the scheme.

Developer wins court block on Mansfield bus station approval

21 November 2008

A High Court judge has quashed Nottinghamshire County Council's decision to grant itself planning permission for a bus station in Mansfield town centre.

December: Landscape Character Workshop Organiser: Landscape Character Network Venue: Reading Fee: £139 + VAT Details: 0161 236 3432 3 December: Mixed-Use Development Organiser: RTPI Venue: London Fee: £349-£449 +...

Edgbaston cricket ground plans lodged

21 November 2008

An outline planning application for the £30 million redevelopment of the Edgbaston international cricket ground has been lodged with Birmingham City Council.

City provides grace on gain

21 November 2008

Glasgow City Council has agreed to allow developers to defer community infrastructure contributions to help businesses cope with the economic downturn.

Mayor lowers sights in housing forecast

21 November 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has said he expects around 37,500 affordable homes to be built in the capital in the next three years.

Start date brought forward for dualling the A11

21 November 2008

The government has brought forward the start date for dualling the A11 between Mildenhall and Thetford in East Anglia by 18 months to 2010, transport secretary Geoff Hoon confirmed this week.

Local government minister writes to council leaders

21 November 2008

Local government minister John Healey has written to council leaders urging them to use a legal power to promote the economic, social and environmental well-being of their area during the downturn.

An all-party parliamentary group launched

21 November 2008

An all-party parliamentary group has been launched to tackle key infrastructure issues such as energy security, flood prevention and transport development.