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European housing design competition becomes victim of downturn

14 November 2008

The European housing design competition has become the latest victim of the market downturn.

Community aims to boost use of Gaelic

14 November 2008

Language campaigners are preparing plans for a community near Inverness where residents would be encouraged to speak only Gaelic.

MEP laments housing woe

14 November 2008

An MEP has called for a sustainable, responsible housing strategy for the South East to give residents a stake in communities and reduce the region's eco-footprint.

Welsh building charter targets fast-track emissions reduction

14 November 2008

Wales has launched a green building charter to speed progress towards low or zero net carbon emissions.

Crunch sparks grant fears

14 November 2008

The DCLG is being urged to review its system for rewarding planning teams due to the housing market slump.

Institute welcomes plan-led switch for eco-towns

14 November 2008

The RTPI has welcomed the new emphasis in the DCLG's draft planning policy statement (PPS) proposing that eco-towns should take their place in the plan-led system.

Homes targets on trial

7 November 2008

The methodology behind the Greater London Authority's revised approach to affordable home numbers leaves councils facing what many regard as unrealistic targets, Ben Lee explains.

Capital bids to raise affordability level

7 November 2008

More affordable homes would have to be included in developments in rural west Edinburgh under a draft alteration to the local plan.

South Midlands admits housing target failure as downturn hits

7 November 2008

The South Midlands growth area failed to meet its homes targets during the economic boom and must now do so in the face of a downturn, its business plan states.