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How cities recover from recession

2 December 2008

World recession could bring some cities to their knees unless they learn from the successful strategy of seven European survivors, according to forthcoming research.

Consultant appointed for new Hull station plan

2 December 2008

Hull could gain a new station to serve the city's 25,400-capacity KC Stadium and the Royal Infirmary Hospitals complex.

Sheffield tower spat resolved

1 December 2008

Sheffield City Council and the developer behind plans for the St Paul's tower in the city have reached a compromise over proposed design changes to the scheme.

Planning Student Quiz 2009 heat details

1 December 2008

Planning Student Quiz 2009 heat details.

HCA boost as Upton Lodge wins permission

1 December 2008

An outline application for more than 1,700 homes at Upton Lodge, Northampton has secured a resolution to grant permission.

Titanic attraction secures £43m funding

28 November 2008

Northern Ireland first minister Peter Robinson has committed £43m towards a proposed £97m Titanic themed tourist project in Belfast.

Reptiles win tennis battle

28 November 2008

A proposal for three lawn tennis courts and a pavilion in a north London conservation area has been rejected on the basis that it would harm the area's character and the site's ecological importance.