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Councils set drainage role

28 June 2008

Planners should take a tougher stance with developers on drainage, the final report into last summer's floods has concluded.

PlanningResource.co.uk today launching two new weekly news bulletins

28 June 2008

PlanningResource.co.uk is today launching two new weekly news bulletins on the environment and development control, which will be sent direct to your inboxes on Monday and Friday mornings respectively.

Correction

28 June 2008

Services information on Sharpe Pritchard was omitted in the Planning A-Z of Legal Firms 2008-09 circulated last week.

The Planning Convention - Planners caught in tide of reform

21 June 2008

Local government reform offers opportunities as well as upheaval for planners from ten counties but the long-term outlook for unitary structures is unclear, says Mark Smulian.

The Planning Convention - Speeding aim rings alarm bell

21 June 2008

Proposals to streamline consents for infrastructure projects and allow councillors to decide minor appeals raise issues over transparency, fairness and probity, says Bryan Johnston.

The Planning Convention - Politics puts pressure on councils to listen

21 June 2008

The impact on local people impinges on planning decisions at every level so councillors need to make sure that all sectors of the community have a voice, David Blackman writes.

The Planning Convention - Key skills to change the world

21 June 2008

Councils are a principal target area for a major investment in training to make sure that planning posts at senior as well as junior grades are filled, reports Lee Baker.

The Planning Convention - Overseas experience offers practical ideas

21 June 2008

Drawing lessons from experience in other countries can help improve the quality of planning and local governance if they are adapted to local circumstances, argues Robin Hambleton.