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Planning 'must involve local communities'

8 July 2008

Friends of the Earth (FOE) has called on the government to ensure communities have a 'meaningful' say on planning decisions.

Blears to curb out-of-town retail

7 July 2008

Secretary of state Hazel Blears is to introduce new curbs on out-of-town retail developments under a review of planning guidance.

Flint unveils housing rescue package

2 July 2008

The government has announced a raft of measures to respond to the impact of the credit crunch on the housing market.

Government extends planning appeal powers

2 July 2008

The government has announced an extension of the secretary of state's power to determine planning appeals.

Tories to strip RDAs of planning powers

30 June 2008

A Conservative government would restructure regional development agencies (RDAs) and hand back strategic planning powers to Westminster.

RTPI welcomes Planning Bill amendments

26 June 2008

The government has indicated that it will not pursue the introduction of Local Member Review Bodies (LMRBs) through the Planning Bill.

Government sees off Planning Bill rebellion

26 June 2008

The government has seen off a backbench rebellion over its planning reforms including its Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC).

Planning Bill set for crunch vote

25 June 2008

The government is waiting to see whether it has done enough to stave off a backbench rebellion on this afternoon's key vote on the Planning Bill.

Groups voice support for IPC

25 June 2008

Renewable energy organisation BWEA has backed government plans for an Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) to fast track the planning process for major infrastructure projects.

Government makes Planning Bill concessions

24 June 2008

The government has made key concessions to rebel MPs opposed to the establishment of an Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) as part of the Planning Bill.