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City regions could get wider powers

31 March 2008

Statutory city regions could be handed wider powers than previously suggested under plans contained in a consultation on a major review of economic development and regeneration.

Wales orders audit for park authorities

28 March 2008

All three planning authorities covering Wales' national parks will be audited in the autumn following a damning report on the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority.

Review to focus on planning delays

28 March 2008

A review will examine why development applications continue to wait in limbo even after planning permission has been granted.

Firm signed for area brief

28 March 2008

The London Borough of Lewisham has appointed consultancy Urban Practitioners to prepare a planning brief for Southend Village, between Catford and Bromley.

Planning review to investigate development delays

26 March 2008

A government review is to examine why some developments continue to stay on hold even after planning permission has been granted.

Committee upholds golf call-in decision

21 March 2008

The decision to call in a golf resort application by Donald Trump after it was rejected by Aberdeenshire Council was "competent", a Holyrood report has ruled.