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Community Infrastructure Levy: details revealed

5 August 2008

The first details of government's proposed Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) have been published.

LMRBs dropped as Planning Bill makes progress

17 July 2008

The government has scrapped plans for the introduction of Local Member Review Bodies (LMRBs) in the Planning Bill.

SEERA slams 'undemocratic' planning reforms

16 July 2008

The South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA) has called for the reversal of "undemocratic" planning reforms in its annual report, launched today.

Milton appears before GLA planning committee

15 July 2008

Sir Simon Milton has been officially nominated deputy mayor for policy and planning ahead of his first appearance in front of the London Assembly Planning Committee.

Buncefield investigation calls for planning changes

15 July 2008

The board investigating the Buncefield oil storage disaster has called for changes to land use planning around major hazard sites.

North East RSS approved

15 July 2008

More than 128,000 homes are being earmarked for the North East after government approved the region's revised Regional Spatial Strategy (RSS).

First Multi-Area Agreements signed

14 July 2008

Seven groups of councils and local partners have signed the first set of Multi-Area Agreements (MAAs) today.

'Lights will go out' warns CBI

14 July 2008

Business chiefs have warned "the lights will go out" across the UK by 2015 if the Planning Bill fails to make it through Parliament.

RTPI Conference: Blears defends planning reforms

11 July 2008

Communities secretary Hazel Blears refuted claims that the government's latest planning reforms will make the system less democratic at the RTPI Planning Convention yesterday.