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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.

Zero waste model urged

5 December 2008

Eco-towns should exceed government targets on waste and inspire communities to think of it as a resource, says guidance released this week.

Welsh planners spread the word on development management benefit

28 November 2008

Experience in Wales has demonstrated that the shift to development management has allowed planning departments to focus on local issues and create a sense of place for communities, Rynd Smith discovers.

DC Casebook: Commercial and Industrial - Job benefits justify rural business park

28 November 2008

The secretary of state has accepted an inspector's recommendation to allow two appeals for a business park and access road in Devon, concluding that the economic benefits justified her decision.

DC Casebook: Food and Drink Uses - Conservatory terms ruled unreasonable

28 November 2008

A condition imposed on a planning permission and listed building consent authorising temporary retention of a conservatory at a listed pub in the Scottish Highlands has been struck down after a reporter decided that it was unreasonable.

DC Casebook: Food and Drink Uses - Sunday tearoom opening held acceptable

28 November 2008

The owner of a tearoom in a south coast resort has been allowed to open the premises on Sundays despite local authority concerns over potential disturbance to nearby residents.

DC Casebook: Housing: New Build - Tree felling pressure concerns overruled

28 November 2008

A development of 12 homes has been allowed in Surrey after an inspector ruled that the felling of a high-quality tree is justified to make more efficient use of the land.