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London skyline Svengali

30 November 2007

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

Brown announces new Thames Gateway funding

29 November 2007

Prime minister Gordon Brown announced today that the Thames Gateway would receive £600m in dedicated funds over the next three years.

Gateway set for 'eco-region' status

29 November 2007

The Thames Gateway is to become an "eco-region" under plans announced at the Thames Gateway Forum in London.

Gateway eco-quarter plan unveiled

28 November 2007

Housing minister Yvette Cooper has called for the creation of "eco-quarters" to complement plans for standalone eco-towns.

Affordable rural homebuilding 'set to drop'

28 November 2007

Five per cent fewer affordable rural homes are set to be built each year because of lower targets proposed by regional assemblies, research has revealed.

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.

Birmingham seeks European funds

26 November 2007

Birmingham City Council has agreed to bid for £25 million of EU funding to help regenerate the city.

Region urged to plant trees

23 November 2007

Yorkshire and the Humber will need to plant more trees to cope with rising temperatures as a result of climate change, the Forestry Commission has warned.