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CABE calls for creative use of green spaces

29 August 2008

CABE has called on Local authorities to use green space creatively to reduce the impact of climate change.

First building opens at Wembley City

29 August 2008

The first completed building in the 90-acre Wembley City development surrounding the national stadium was officially opened today.

Planning discriminates against women, report says

29 August 2008

It's a man's world when it comes to planning - according to Cambridge University researchers.

Plans unveiled for 800-acre Fleetwood site

29 August 2008

Plans have been unveiled for a new 850 MW gas-fired power station and mixed-use redevelopment on the Fleetwood Penninsula in Lancashire.

CABE criticises 'conservative' eco-village plans

29 August 2008

CABE has criticised plans for an eco-village at Dunsfold Park near Guildford in Surrey.

Airport expansion scuppers housing scheme

29 August 2008

Two appeals involving the development of land close to Birmingham international airport have failed because of the potential for future occupiers to be harmed by aircraft noise.

Give councils "licence to skill", demands think-tank

29 August 2008

The current skills regime is far too complex and local authorities should be given more power over skills provision, a think-tank has said.

Planning in the media

29 August 2008

BBC2's Britain From Above looked at how the country's industrial heartlands have been transformed during the space of a single lifetime.

Diary

29 August 2008

The National Trust has defended itself against claims of health and safety paranoia after axing a swathe of historic trees near a Dorset stately home.