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Second Opinion - Derwenthorpe, York

15 December 2006

Name of scheme: Derwenthorpe, York. Published: 2003; currently under review. Commissioned by: The Joseph Rowntree Foundation. Produced by: PRP Architects. Scope/purpose: A masterplan for a 22ha urban extension to York's...

Letters

15 December 2006

QUEEN'S MARKET: THE CAMPAIGN CONTINUES

Plan prepares for growth at Glasgow mall

15 December 2006

Glasgow's Buchanan Galleries shopping centre could double in size under plans being prepared for two extensions.

Group advises on ideal road pricing option

15 December 2006

A mix of technologies should be used to implement road pricing, according to a group of engineering organisations.

Barker: planning must assist growth

15 December 2006

Kate Barker's report on the planning system calls for some controls on development to be removed to boost economic development. But her recommendations have brought both applause and alarm. Joey Gardiner reports.

Sector wrestles with Barker

15 December 2006

Professionals have expressed dismay and support over the latest Barker review, writes Vivien Wilson.

Route to success noted in gateway

15 December 2006

The Thames Gateway project will fail to develop sustainable communities unless the 180,000 jobs planned for the area go to local people, chief executive Judith Armitt warned this week.

Guidance clarifies flood risk assessment issues

15 December 2006

Planners have cautiously welcomed revised government guidance on flood risk assessment.

Lords hit Bromley with legal charge

15 December 2006

The London Borough of Bromley will be forced to pay "tens of thousands" of pounds in legal costs after a landmark House of Lords ruling on environmental impact assessment (EIA).

Supplement aims for climate focus

15 December 2006

Planning policy on climate change will take precedence over existing policy, it emerged this week as the DCLG unveiled its long-awaited climate statement.