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Government dismisses rail expansion policy criticism

24 October 2008

The government has hit back at claims that its projections for increased rail use fail to take account of planned housing growth.

Carbon focus switch urged

24 October 2008

The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management has slammed eco-towns for not providing a solution to realising zero carbon communities.

Regional plan changes face assembly flak

24 October 2008

The South East England Regional Assembly (SEERA) has voiced a range of objections to the government's proposals for its regional plan as it nears completion.

Developers behind Northstowe expected to resubmit application

24 October 2008

The developers behind Northstowe are now expected to resubmit a revised 9,500-home application in the new year.

North West rapped over core progress

24 October 2008

Planning authorities in the North West have been told that there can be no more excuses for lagging behind the rest of the UK in submitting their core strategies.

Affordable housing safeguards sought

24 October 2008

Housing lobbyists are calling for the Planning Bill to oblige developers to honour section 106 deals for affordable housing before paying a community infrastructure levy (CIL).

Legal report - Playing safe on valuation in disposal of public land

17 October 2008

The current economic climate has caused developers to rethink the way they do business. To some extent, the focus has shifted towards pump-priming to ensure that when the property market bounces back suitable products will be available.