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South East slams government housing strategy

15 May 2008

The South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA) has again criticised the government's house building targets, claiming it will do nothing to improve affordability.

North Northants growth plans approved

15 May 2008

Plans for growth in North Northamptonshire have been backed by the Planning Inspectorate today, after it approved the area's core startegy.

Bristol airport fails in development bid

15 May 2008

Bristol International Airport (BIA) has had its attempt to build a new passenger walkway without submitting a planning application quashed by a planning committee last night.

Welsh Assembly launches design consultation

15 May 2008

The Welsh Assembly has launched a consultation into its proposal to update its design guidance, including making design and access statements mandatory for all new building developments.

'Garden city ethos should underpin new communities'

15 May 2008

The principles of England's garden cities should be revived in the design of new communities such as the Government's eco-towns, according to a prominent planning body.

RTPI cautious of Queen's Speech measures

15 May 2008

The government's draft legislative programme, announced yesterday by prime minister Gordon Brown, is a mixed bag, according to the RTPI.

First housing regulator chair named

15 May 2008

The chief executive of the Greater London Authority (GLA) is to become the first chairman of the new social housing regulator.

Green Paper to set out welfare reforms

15 May 2008

The Government is to ask members of the public for their views on how the welfare and benefits system should be reformed.

Rural rail services get cash boost

15 May 2008

Passengers on rural and regional rail services across the country are set to benefit from a £60,000 fund for community rail partnerships, rail minister Tom Harris announced today.