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Gateway corporation outlines housing ambitions

7 July 2006

London Thames Gateway Development Corporation has been given £100m of government cash to spend over the next two years.

Climate Review

7 July 2006

How will climate change affect business? What impact will this have on business strategies?

Planning reforms 'slowing Longbridge progress'

7 July 2006

Recent planning reforms are hampering efforts to regenerate the 190ha site of the former MG Rover Longbridge plant, according to Birmingham City Council's director of regeneration and planning.

Quango chief calls for greater councillor role

7 July 2006

Local councillors should have a direct role in managing neighbourhood services to revive declining communities, according to the chief of English Partnerships.

Plans for Olympic water city take another step

7 July 2006

Plans to impound the River Lea to make it a navigable river channel in time for the Olympics are set to be unveiled today.

Sydney planner delivers 2012 warning to London

7 July 2006

The woman in charge of delivering Sydney's 2000 Olympics delivered a stark warning to London's Olympic planners on the first anniversary of the UK being awarded the games.

New online guidance aimed at preventing fraud

7 July 2006

Councils should block personal details on paper planning applications published online, according to new guidance released this week.

Reforms 'have reduced public role in planning'

7 July 2006

Reforms introduced in 2004 have reduced public involvement in planning decisions, according to Friends of the Earth.

Barker takes the heat off planning

7 July 2006

England's planning system does not cause "significant" harm to the country's productivity, the Treasury's planning adviser said this week.

Hidden work of the jobless is vital too

7 July 2006

A growing volume of literature emphasises the importance of social capital for the well-being of our communities and citizens. My day job as a community worker can be understood as helping to create a social infrastructure to foster trust, reciprocity and civic engagement.