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Plans submitted for Bristol low carbon homes

19 December 2008

The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) and Barratt Homes have submitted a planning application for one of the first communities in England to meet level 6 of the code for sustainable homes.

Government publishes Pitt response

17 December 2008

The government has published its response to the Sir Michael Pitt's review into the 2007 summer floods.

Johnson to review London Plan

16 December 2008

The London Plan is to be fully reviewed rather than making successive alterations to existing policy, mayor Boris Johnson has announced following consultation.

Panel to vet extra homes

12 December 2008

The government is formally supporting proposals to build up to 80,000 more homes than allocated in the West Midlands draft regional spatial strategy (RSS).

Eastern economy's star

12 December 2008

East of England Development Agency chief Deborah Cadman has a leading role in shaping the region's plans but insists that democratic accountability will not lose out, Ben Lee reports.

Pathfinders' targets drop

12 December 2008

The 11 housing market renewal pathfinders expect to build only half of the 10,000 homes planned in 2009-10, according to a report in last week's Financial Times.