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Compatibility fears over Gateway plans

7 December 2007

Discrepancies between Whitehall's Thames Gateway delivery plans and legally-enshrined planning documents are storing up potential pitfalls for the project, the chair of one of the sub-region's government-backed development corporations told the Thames Gateway Forum.

Panel calls for Notts green belt cut

7 December 2007

A wholesale reduction of the green belt around Nottingham has been recommended to communities secretary Hazel Blears by a panel examining a proposed strategy for development in the East Midlands.

A tax on all your houses

7 December 2007

How will the proposed new planning tariff affect regeneration projects?

Gateway plan clears up some worries

7 December 2007

Thames Gateway chiefs say that despite a new plan, critical detail is still lacking.

Call-in threat hangs over Bath proposal

7 December 2007

Government officials are considering whether to call in a £500 million plan for a housing-led scheme in Bath.

Taking stock of targets

7 December 2007

The housing and planning delivery grant should be tied to the number of existing properties brought back into use according to Empty Homes Agency figures, reports Catherine Early.