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Peaks bypass objectors call for public inquiry

30 March 2007

Opponents of a bypass in the Peak District have written to the government calling for an impending public inquiry to be stopped after the scheme doubled in cost.

Stansted inquiry proposal sparks protests

30 March 2007

Changes to the scope of the public inquiry into increasing passenger numbers at Stansted Airport will lead to more expansion, protesters complained this week.

New quango examines national infrastructure fund

30 March 2007

England's embryonic housing and regeneration quango is exploring how it could establish a national infrastructure fund to unlock land for development.

Legal Report - Money talks louder than policy on carbon trading

30 March 2007

To quote Al Gore in his award-winning documentary on global warming An Inconvenient Truth: "You cannot make somebody understand something if their salary depends on them not understanding it."

Coalfield schemes win funding boost

30 March 2007

The government's national programme to regenerate former colliery sites received a major boost last week after gaining £20 million in cash and six additional locations.

Sewer plans gain support

30 March 2007

Detailed planning and funding for a £2 billion sewer beneath the River Thames is in progress after it won government backing last week.

Green skills gap targeted

30 March 2007

Energy efficiency and renewables training is needed to fill a skills gap for planners, according to latest research.

Unitary bids shortlisted

30 March 2007

The government has ignored pleas by three Wiltshire district councils to reject a claim that a unitary authority would save £1.85 million in planning services.

Hull City Council cabinet voted to make arrangements to create a city development company this week. Property and land assets could be transferred to Hull Forward, although the company will probably operate as an asset-backed vehicle with its partners funding the purchase of assets. It will have a staff of eight, cost around £2.6 million to establish and is expected to lever in £500 million of private sector investment over the next 15 years.