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South Bank tower given detailed approval

19 December 2007

A 52-storey tower on London's South Bank has been given the go-ahead.

Plans submitted for Cambridge eco-town

19 December 2007

Outline plans have been submitted for a new eco-town on a former barracks site in Cambridgeshire.

Renewable energy experts have questioned whether the government's new planning policy statement on climate change is watertight enough to force councils to impose ‘Merton rule' requirements on developers.

Kerslake faces 'culture clash'

19 December 2007

Sir Bob Kerslake must radically overhaul the culture of the new homes agency when he becomes its first chief executive next year, according to regeneration experts.

Government: flexible land supply needed for economic development

18 December 2007

Proposed changes to the planning system could require councils to ensure land supply can be adapted to match future economic needs.

Kerslake first homes agency chief

18 December 2007

Sir Bob Kerslake has been appointed the first chief executive of the new Homes and Communities Agency.

Make commercial buildings zero carbon by 2020, says report

18 December 2007

Government commissioned research has called for carbon emissions to be cut from new non-domestic buildings by 2020.

Merton rule saved

18 December 2007

The Government has retained a controversial renewable energy policy in its planning statement on climate change.

Clyde URC approved

17 December 2007

Glasgow City Council has approved the creation of an urban regeneration company to oversee a £1.6 billion regeneration project on the banks of the River Clyde.