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Role fears restrict forecast

26 May 2006

Barristers' changing role in the updated development plan system is limiting the sector's growth prediction, reports Bryan Johnston.

Casebook: Appeal Case - Energy Development - Turbines deemed harmful to landscape setting

26 May 2006

A proposal for six wind turbines on land in Norfolk has been rejected by an inspector who concluded that they would have an adverse impact on the area's historic landscape.

Model renewable energy policies deliver a sustainable approach

26 May 2006

Strengthening planning policy to support the use of renewable resources in development is crucial, contends Pat Castledine.

Pod home offers affordable solution

26 May 2006

You only have to flick through the pages of Planning each week to realise that there is a chronic shortage of affordable housing. But a ray of hope gleams with the launch of the micro-compact home, an aluminium pod that requires no furniture and costs just £50,000.

Casebook: Appeal Case - Leisure and Entertainment - Amusement centre held no threat to vitality

26 May 2006

The change of use of shop units in a Sheffield district shopping centre to an amusement centre has been allowed after an inspector accepted that it would not undermine the area's vitality and viability.

Salter on ... developing urban fabrics for better social inclusion

26 May 2006

The Wayne Rooney fitness debate is one thing, and kind of critical, I know, but it is not something that we individuals can really do anything about. However, the question about whether or not to fly the flag as Sven's 11 stride manfully into the Commerzbank Arena to face Paraguay in their opening game is quite a different matter. It is also one that everyone who cares about English football, let alone English society, is being urged to consider.