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Architectural prize final shortlist announced

31 August 2006

The Evelina Children's Hospital in London and Cardiff's National Assembly for Wales are among the six finalists for this year's architectural Stirling Prize.

Portugal scheme inspires Scottish wave project

31 August 2006

A wave power project in Portugal has inspired the Scottish Executive to back a similar scheme for Scotland, it announced this week.

Millennium Dome casino hearing hears arguments

31 August 2006

Building a super casino at London's Millennium Dome would boost tourism and accelerate regeneration, an inquiry into the scheme heard yesterday.

Loophole allows sole councillor windfarm protest

31 August 2006

Greens at Norfolk County Council are fuming after the authority was forced to object to a wind farm development on the strength of one councillor's views.

Consortium chosen to deliver Olympic venues

31 August 2006

A consortium led by Laing O'Rourke has been chosen to help deliver the venues and infrastructure for the 2012 Olympics, it has been announced.

Countryside protection rules 'are being ignored'

30 August 2006

Planning rules protecting rural landscapes are being ignored by councils and government, according to an environmental campaign group.

Land statistics show large brownfield capacity

30 August 2006

The government today said new statistics show existing brownfield sites could accommodate up to a million new homes.

RAC Foundation criticises Stonehenge 'inertia'

30 August 2006

The RAC Foundation has asked the prime minister to intervene to resolve "departmental inertia" surrounding improvements to the roads around Stonehenge.

Homes threat from further population increase

30 August 2006

The UK's population has risen to more than 60 million people, placing further pressure on housing numbers across the country.

Think-tank calls for rubbish tax for households

30 August 2006

Local authorities should be given powers to introduce a "pay-as-you-throw" fee for collecting un-recyclable rubbish, according to a leading think-tank.