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Tube line set for upgrade

27 April 2007

A £500 million upgrade of Victoria station is one of the main features of a major package of improvements to London's tube network over the next seven years.

Replacement treated as existing home

27 April 2007

The installation of dormer windows and use of the roof space in a partially completed replacement dwelling in the Essex green belt has been allowed on the grounds that it would not result in a disproportionate addition.

West End Review

27 April 2007

Westminster plans to cement the West End's position as the UK's top choice for retail and leisure trips, says Vivien Wilson.

Bypass protesters lambast Dorset for road permission

27 April 2007

Opponents of a bypass near Weymouth are calling for a public inquiry after questions were raised over the way in which planning permission was granted.

Planning Aid Bulletin

27 April 2007

Tyneside communities help to design their neighbourhoods.

Planning at the polls

27 April 2007

The planning, transport and energy policies on offer from all the major parties are put under the microscope as Scots prepare for their parliamentary elections, reports Catherine Early.

Producing a satisfactory planning white paper takes patience and time

27 April 2007

Scotland's latest planning reforms show that speed is not always of the essence and demonstrate that not rushing things results in the community being properly represented and not excluded, says Rynd Smith.