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Think-tank pens Boris wish-list

10 June 2008

London's mayor Boris Johnson should ban all out-of-town shopping centre development in the capital, a think tank has said.

Government launches 'Healthy Town' fund

9 June 2008

The government has launched a £30 million fund to encourage healthy lifestyles in communites across England.

Planning partnership guide launched

9 June 2008

The government has published a new guide to speed up planning partnerships between councils and developers.

Labour faces revolt in commission vote

6 June 2008

The government could face its biggest backlash yet on planning reforms when MPs finally vote on the proposed infrastructure planning commission's (IPC) powers.

Planning Bill vote postponed again

5 June 2008

A key vote on proposals to set up a commission to decide major infrastructure in the Planning Bill has been postponed until the week beginning 23rd June amid a prospective backlash from MPs.

Frameworks guide online

5 June 2008

Councils will get a clearer idea of how to produce local development frameworks (LDFs) with fresh guidance launched online this week.

Flint calls for co-operation

5 June 2008

Planning minister Caroline Flint has urged council leaders to forge stronger links between planners and other departments in her first major speech on the sector.

Flint unveils new local planning rules

4 June 2008

Local authority leaders are being urged to take a stronger role in shaping the future development of their areas under a revised planning policy, launched by planning minister Caroline Flint today.

Planning Bill vote delayed

3 June 2008

The vote on an amendment to the Planning Bill, to maintain the ministerial veto on major infrastructure schemes, has been delayed from last night to next Monday.

Planning Bill set for Commons debate

2 June 2008

MPs will debate the Planning Bill at its report stage in the House of Commons today as controversy rages over the establishment an Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) as part of the Bill.