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Record wind farm secured

5 December 2008

The Department of Energy and Climate Change has given consent for one of the world's largest wind farms off the coast of North Wales.

Rural chief to stand down

5 December 2008

Commission for Rural Communities (CRC) chief executive Graham Garbutt has announced his retirement from the role.

Oval inquiry terms come under attack

5 December 2008

The Oval cricket ground inquiry ended this week with an attack on health and safety officials opposing the redevelopment plans.

Clarity called for on maritime proposals

5 December 2008

The Marine and Coastal Access Bill announced this week must specify marine spatial planning policies and renewable energy targets, environmental leaders have urged.

Gateway set for targets

5 December 2008

The planning system is not holding up development in the Thames Gateway, the director leading delivery for the DCLG insisted last week.

Local impact fears voiced

5 December 2008

Environmental Protection UK has voiced fears that the Planning Act will leave communities unprotected from the adverse effects of major infrastructure projects.

Agency to welcome regional plan debate

5 December 2008

The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) officially launched on Monday with its chief executive promising planners that it will not be using a top-down approach.

Consultant Steer Davies Gleave appointed

5 December 2008

Consultant Steer Davies Gleave has been appointed to research the business case for a station to serve Hull's 25,400-seat KC Stadium and the Royal Infirmary Hospitals complex.