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Charity reacts to home crisis poll revelation

22 October 2004

Seven out of ten people in the UK believe that the country is in the grip of a housing crisis, according to a MORI poll.

Study pans South East growth rates

22 October 2004

Doubt has been cast on the government's strategy for boosting growth in the South East this week.

Swiss Re tower wins architecture prize

22 October 2004

London's Swiss Re tower has won the most prestigious accolade in architecture, the Royal Institute of British Architects' (RIBA) Stirling Prize.

Inquiry report supports road toll in capital

22 October 2004

Plans for congestion charging in Edinburgh have been approved by a public inquiry report published this week.

Halt to Forest of Dean plans creates havoc

22 October 2004

A government decision to halt the adoption of Forest of Dean District Council's local plan has left the authority in an "indefinite period of chaos", according to a planning consultant.

RTPI honours Parkinson via lifetime award

22 October 2004

RTPI past president Ewart Parkinson became only the second recipient of the institute's Lifetime Achievement Award at a presentation in Cardiff this week.

Bill paves way for casino developments

22 October 2004

Massive Las Vegas-style casinos could be developed under proposals to modernise UK gambling law unveiled by the government this week. The gambling bill would relax some restrictions including the rule that defines strict areas where casinos can be built. If parliament approves the legislation, it would allow 24-hour casinos with up to 1,250 slot machines offering unlimited jackpots. But it would also entail the removal of such machines from takeaway outlets and minicab offices.

Planners put kibosh on ODPM housing proposal

22 October 2004

East of England regional planners put themselves on a collision course with the government last week when they rejected ODPM plans for 18,000 extra homes.

Independent body should be set up to protect environment in Northern Ireland

22 October 2004

An independent body should be set up to protect the environment in Northern Ireland, according to latest research. More than 85 per cent of survey respondents were dissatisfied with environmental protection, the study by a coalition of green groups shows. Lough Neagh, the largest lake in the UK, is one of the most polluted in the world, claims the coalition, which will meet with environment minister Angela Smith in November to discuss the report. Transparency and Trust: Reshaping Environmental Governance in Northern Ireland can be viewed via www.PlanningResource.co.uk.

Britain's tallest residential skyscraper could be built

22 October 2004

Britain's tallest residential skyscraper could be built in Salford if plans for a 201m-high tower are approved. The building, proposed on a car park opposite Salford Cathedral, would house 1,000 flats and would feature a wind turbine on its summit. Developer BSC Group is applying for support from the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment before submitting a planning application to Salford City Council.