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Pre-Budget report: £775m housing boost

24 November 2008

Chancellor Alistair Darling has promised £775 million of additional funding for social housing and regeneration in today's pre-budget report.

Property sector welcomes Killian-Pretty

24 November 2008

There has been an enthusiastic response from the property industry to today's Killian-Pretty Review.

Farrell set for Outer London role

20 November 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has appointed Sir Terry Farrell to head design issues on the mayor's new Outer London Commission.

Planning delays 'could dampen economic stimulus'

18 November 2008

Delays in the planning system could slow the effects of the government's capital spending boost expected to be announced in next week's pre-Budget report.

North 'best equipped to weather recession'

17 November 2008

Northern cities are in a better position to weather the economic storm than London, which could be set to bear the brunt of the recession, according to a report today.

PPS6 'will help alleviate downturn'

12 November 2008

The government's revised retail planning policy will help small shop owners suffering as a result of the credit crunch, housing minister Iain Wright told the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) today.

Planning 'will be slow to ease economic troubles'

12 November 2008

Measures to ease the current economic crisis through the planning system will take years to have any effect, according to DCLG deputy planning director Miles Gibson.

Go-ahead for fresh Aberdeenshire golf resort

7 November 2008

Scottish ministers have given the go-ahead for a major golfing development in Aberdeenshire - two days after giving the green light to Donald Trump's Balmedie proposals.

Greens denounce Trump resort approval

4 November 2008

Scotland's Green Party has launched a blistering attack on the government for its decision to approve American billionaire Donald Trump's plans for a £1 billion golf resort.