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Entrepreneur to represent Boris on 2012 board

20 May 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has nominated the co-founder of mobile phone retailer Carphone Warehouse to represent him on the board of the body responsible for the preparation of the London 2012 Olympics.

Campaigners urge focus on high-density living

20 May 2008

Housing policy must focus on encouraging high-density urban and rural living if the Government is to create truly sustainable communities and meet its green objectives, a report warned today.

NI community leadership grant announced

20 May 2008

A £2 million grant will be ploughed into 60 deprived areas in Northern Ireland with the aim of developing greater community capacity and leadership.

Funding accord 'needs legal teeth'

20 May 2008

An overwhelming majority of third sector chief executives think a voluntary funding accord between the public and voluntary organisations should be given legal force, according to research.

Government urged to focus on housing density

20 May 2008

The government should invest in well-designed high-density rural and urban development instead of building new towns, the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) has claimed.

DCLG announces new chief planner

20 May 2008

Steve Quartermain has been announced by the government as its new chief planner.

Planning officers swoop on Chelsea Flower Show

20 May 2008

The Chelsea Flower Show could be in jeopardy as council officials have been photographing structures they believe will require planning permission from next year.

West Midlands regional strategy consultation extended

20 May 2008

The consultation period on the second phase revision of the West Midlands regional spatial strategy (RSS) has been extended by six months.

Bristol buses get cash boost

20 May 2008

Transport minister Rosie Winterton has announced £42 million funding for the Greater Bristol Bus Network, to go towards more than 70 routes in the region.