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Supermarket inquiry outlines planning issues

16 June 2006

The Competition Commission has outlined details of the planning issues it will consider during its investigation into the supermarket sector.

Olympic plan set to drop regeneration promises

16 June 2006

Changes made to the 2012 Olympic masterplan have removed legal guarantees covering regeneration benefits, PlanningResource.co.uk has learned.

Croydon compromise set to end stand-off

16 June 2006

Croydon Council is likely to compromise in its battle with a developer to force the construction of a sports arena on the controversial Croydon Gateway site.

Cooper backs Brown call for further reforms

16 June 2006

Planning minister Yvette Cooper has reiterated the government’s intention to introduce further planning reforms.

Cabe report counts cost of bad building design

16 June 2006

Badly designed buildings and spaces cost the public millions of pounds, according to a new report by the Government's design adviser.

Senior Tory calls for scrapping of regional targets

16 June 2006

Incentives for local authorities to build housing should replace regional targets, according to the Tory shadow housing minister.

Olympics slow off the blocks

16 June 2006

The Olympics were touted as a catalyst for wholesale regeneration within east London's diverse communities.

Spanish digital mile will go the distance

16 June 2006

Zaragoza is not the first name you conjure up when you think Spanish tourism.

Now is the time for democracy of place

16 June 2006

In his new book Good and Bad Power, Geoff Mulgan argues that rulers lose touch with their subjects and are undone by the subsequent decline in national trust. Using an impressive understanding of history, he shows this pattern to be all but inevitable. Democracy, he concludes, with its inherent capacity to refresh itself, is the only option for governance.

Diary

16 June 2006

Former readers of the Beano might be interested to hear that tiny tearaway Minnie the Minx seems to have joined the fight against retail giant Tesco's domination of the high street.