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Report: relax London affordable housing rules

29 February 2008

Developers in London could be allowed to bypass the mayor's affordable housing requirements by agreeing to build homes specifically for private rent.

Green light for Lime Street facelift

29 February 2008

Plans to overhaul Liverpool's Lime Street station have been given the go-ahead.

RTPI warns of direct action backlash

29 February 2008

Failure to get community consultation right could create a new generation of Swampy-style protestors, the RTPI warned today.

Trump golf course inquiry to go public

29 February 2008

US tycoon Donald Trump's £1 billion plans for a golf resort in Aberdeenshire are to go to a public inquiry, the Scottish Government has announced.

Purnell: job agencies will be paid on results

29 February 2008

Private and voluntary sector employment contractors will be paid on their success in getting long-term unemployed into lasting work under plans unveiled by work secretary James Purnell.

Johnson slams 'grabbing' London developers

29 February 2008

London mayor hopeful Boris Johnson is vowing to put a stop to "garden grabbing" in the capital.

Barratt signs up for Dalston regeneration plans

29 February 2008

A £160 million regeneration plan for Dalston in east London has been boosted by the appointment of Barratt Homes as developer.

A promiscuous love of council ventures

By Tim Williams

29 February 2008

Local government's exploration of local asset-based vehicles, along with strategic vehicles without assets such as urban regeneration companies and city development companies, is a hugely positive development.

Diary

29 February 2008

First off, news reaches Diary of a group of Iraqi town planners who have travelled to the UK for tips on how to regenerate their city after the Iraq war. The first stop on their tour? Milton Keynes.