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Trump call-in 'took five minutes'
17 January 2008
The Scottish Government decided to call in Donald Trump's controversial golf course proposal after "a five minute phone call" MSPs have learnt.
Blears asks councils to bid for more powers
15 October 2008
The communities secretary has formally invited town halls to submit requests for new powers to improve the economic, social or environmental wellbeing of their areas.
Report: Developers should fund council planning officers
16 September 2008
Councils should be encouraged to accept funding from property developers to help them pay for resources to process planning applications, according to property industry bosses.
Only five conurbations plan formal city-regions
14 April 2008
Only five of the 13 metropolitan areas developing cross-boundary funding deals are considering creating legally-binding city-regional bodies to run their areas.
New details of sub-national review of regeneration revealed
1 April 2008
A consultation paper setting out further detail on the Government's proposed remodelling of the regeneration and economic development system was released this week.
City regions could get wider powers
31 March 2008
Statutory city regions could be handed wider powers than previously suggested under plans contained in a consultation on a major review of economic development and regeneration.
Planning review to investigate development delays
26 March 2008
A government review is to examine why some developments continue to stay on hold even after planning permission has been granted.
South Bank tower given detailed approval
19 December 2007
A 52-storey tower on London's South Bank has been given the go-ahead.
Planning bill 'vague' on consultation
28 November 2007
Yesterday's planning reform bill did not make adequate provision for community consultation, the RTPI has said.
Canary Wharf could get 1,400-home neighbour
20 November 2007
Plans have been unveiled for a £3bn development scheme in London's Docklands.
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