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Agency pressed for firmer flood advice

30 November 2007

The Environment Agency must have a greater role in advising local authorities on developments in flood risk areas, said Gloucestershire County Council this week.

London skyline Svengali

30 November 2007

Planning consultant Malcom Kerr believes planning is now a more attractive profession.

Green belt slashed under panel proposals

29 November 2007

A major reduction of the green belt has been suggested by the panel examining the East Midlands regional spatial strategy (RSS).

Church wins fencing battle

26 November 2007

A religious group has won a formal climbdown from the government at London's High Court, in a row over fencing at one of their properties in Rednal, Birmingham.

Glasgow hotel approved

26 November 2007

Plans for a 26-storey hotel in a rundown area of Glasgow's city centre have been approved by councillors.

Library plans turned down

23 November 2007

A proposal for a book depository for the Bodleian Library in Oxford has been turned down this week after it went before the full council.

Tesco set for legal battle

23 November 2007

Tesco has lodged a legal challenge against Sunderland City Council in a dispute over the regeneration of its Vaux Brewery site.

Supermarket giant Tesco has lodged a legal challenge against Sunderland City Council's adoption of a contested unitary development plan. Tesco claims the plan leaves unclear the status of the former Vaux brewery site it owns and wants to develop.