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Salary Survey 2007

20 April 2007

Almost 1000 planners responded to Planning's first survey of the profession since 1999.

Commission fails to find planning expert

20 April 2007

The Competition Commission is struggling to find a planning expert for its inquiry into the groceries market, it has emerged.

The outsider - Ian Bromley, chief executive, Creative Sheffield

20 April 2007

The Canadian in charge of Sheffield's city development company - the UK's first - believes regeneration efforts in the steel city will have to be redoubled as European funding dries up.

Donaldsons seizes opportunity presented by urban mixed use

20 April 2007

Property consultancy Donaldsons is to expand its planning services outside London for the first time.

Fair approach needed in gathering the windfalls

20 April 2007

Councils are standardising their planning obligations. Agreements are being homogenised and obligations reduced to financial contributions. The Milton Keynes tariff is the most public example, but dozens of other authorities are adopting a similar approach.

College plan backed at Ravenscraig site

20 April 2007

Motherwell College is to be the first major occupant of the former Ravenscraig steelworks after a £70 million relocation proposal was approved last week.

Nuclear chief wins top role

20 April 2007

Consultancy White Young Green (WYG) has appointed the former chief executive of British Nuclear Group as its chief executive officer.

Firms line up in Rochester

20 April 2007

Four developers have been shortlisted to bring forward the redevelopment of Rochester Riverside in the Thames Gateway.

Urban Design

20 April 2007

Retailers must put the principles of good urban design at the forefront of refurbishment and development plans to remain competitive, a report on the future of retail shopping centres says this week. The report, commissioned by the British Council of Shopping Centres (BCSC), also calls for a more flexible approach to internal design to make shopping centres more "exciting". Future of Retail Property: Future Shopping Places is available from BCSC (tel) 020 7222 1122.