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Cross-sector coalition backs eco-town programme

30 September 2008

The eco-town programme is being backed by a coalition of environment and social justice groups which has issued a joint statement highlighting the scheme's benefits.

Inquiry begins for housing scheme on Cold War base

30 September 2008

English Heritage (EH) is protecting Cold War legacy at risk by giving evidence on the opening day of a public inquiry into a redevelopment scheme. Concerns will be voiced by...

Thousands of Scots still without a home

30 September 2008

More than 40,000 households are homeless, according to latest statistics unveiled by the Scottish Government.

Conservatives promise to reform section 106 agreements

29 September 2008

A Conservative government would incentivise development by reforming section 106 agreements, the shadow housing minster Grant Shapps told the party's conference today.

Tories would scrap Heathrow expansion in favour of high-speed rail

29 September 2008

The Conservatives today pledged to build a high speed rail link to the north of England instead of a third runway at Heathrow.

Mayor publishes open space planning guidance

29 September 2008

Planning guidance to encourage local authorities to make best use of parks and public open space have been published for consultation by the mayor of London and CABE Space today.

Waiting lists for affordable rural housing up 37%

29 September 2008

Nearly 700,000 people are now stuck on waiting lists for an affordable home in rural England, housing and countryside campaigners warned today.

Government challenged on Doon Street Tower

29 September 2008

English Heritage and Westminster City Council have today issued a joint legal challenge to the decision to grant planning permission for the Doon Street Tower.

Environment Agency stresses carbon capture for coal-fired power stations

26 September 2008

No new coal-fired power stations should be built unless they can fitted with carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, the Environment Agency has warned.