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Bell on ... screen bid for glory denied

By Graeme Bell

26 September 2008

Darren settled onto the sofa. He had been looking forward to this all week.

We're all paying the price for City greed

By Tim Williams

19 September 2008

I was in one of those places in Poland over the weekend where the spelling and the pronunciation have parted company.

Vital policies must survive Labour's war

19 September 2008

Last time Labour were in Manchester, journalists relished the bloody spectacle, but all normal beings saw was a sideshow.

The alpha Aussie of UK regeneration

By Sir Peter Hall

19 September 2008

Nigel Hugill, departing UK chair of Australian property giant Lend Lease, must be feeling like Dick Whittington - except that Dick left the City of London only once before the bells summoned him back.

End is not nigh for fuel poverty debate

By Karen Buck

19 September 2008

It remains to be seen whether the Government's package to help low income households faced with soaring fuel bills is the last word on the subject. My suspicion is that it is not.

Agreeing airports policy starts with a consensus on differences

By Huw Morris

19 September 2008

The planning system often comes under fire for jamming up major infrastructure schemes.

Fyson on ... screen demonstration

19 September 2008

Planning gets remarkably little in-depth coverage on television.

Gummer on ... court support for local views

19 September 2008

The refusal of 12 good men and true to convict the Greenpeace protesters for their invasion of E.ON's coal-fired power station at Hoo in Kent is a decision in the great tradition of English law.

The local economy: does it still exist?

By Tim Williams

12 September 2008

The cold winds blowing through global investment banking are an expensive but timely reminder of the need not to be introspective when planning regeneration.

Trickling cash flow puts ambitious plans at risk

12 September 2008

Not many developers promise to have their activities audited by a team of environmentalists headed by Jonathan Porritt. That, however, is what the waterside regeneration specialist Isis did when it was set up six years ago.