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London Councils slams 'ghastly' IPC

24 June 2008

London Councils has called on MPs to reject proposals in Planning Bill for an infrastructure planning commission (IPC) at the Bill's third reading, due to take place tomorrow.

Regions body warns on loss of planning powers

24 June 2008

The English Regions Network (ERN), the body representing England's Regional Assemblies, has warned of a 'democratic deficit' in government proposals to shift Assemblies' planning powers to RDAs.

Councils voice flood review concerns

23 June 2008

A survey has revealed that more than 80% respondents believe that local authorities are insufficiently resourced to take the lead on Surface Water Management Plans (SWMPs).

Northern Way calls for new drive in regional growth

20 June 2008

The Northern Way has called on government to strengthen its proposals to support economic development and regeneration in the regions.

Government commits to lap-dance clamp down

20 June 2008

The government has committed itself to a clamp down on lap-dancing clubs.

No 'rehash' of rural homes policy says Sinn Fein

18 June 2008

Sinn Fein has said it will not support a 'rehash' of the controversial PPS14 planning policy, which restricts new building in rural areas of Northern Ireland.

Stolen documents 'reveal cabinet IPC split'

18 June 2008

A laptop computer stolen from the constituency office of Hazel Blears is believed to have contained documents relating to cabinet disagreements on the Planning Bill.

Government signals Planning Bill changes

13 June 2008

The government has signalled that it may amend key aspects of the Planning Bill in the face of growing unrest among backbench MPs and opposition.

Surrey voices SEEDA planning concern

11 June 2008

Surrey Council has voiced concerns over government plans to transfer the South East England Regional Assembly's planning powers after its abolition in 2010.