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Leeds couple win first round in battle to save home

18 November 2008

A couple have won the first round of a High Court fight to stop Leeds City Council knocking down their family home of 25 years.

Edgbaston stadium plans submitted

18 November 2008

A planning application for the £30 million redevelopment of Edgbaston International Cricket Ground has been submitted to Birmingham City Council.

Sheffield 'extremely disappointed' with City Lofts

18 November 2008

Sheffield City Council says it is "extremely disappointed" with developer City Lofts for publicly criticising it in an argument over the city's St Paul's tower.

Plans submitted for £81m Brum court house

18 November 2008

Plans have been submitted for a new £81 million Magistrates' Court for Birmingham city centre.

Glasgow to reinvigorate development

18 November 2008

A major intervention to boost development across Glasgow was unveiled by the city council this morning.

London Planning Awards finalists announced

18 November 2008

The shortlist of finalists for this year's London Planning Awards has been announced.

Government warned on nuclear plans

18 November 2008

A government-commissioned report has warned that plans for a new generation of nuclear power stations across the UK will be delayed by political wrangling and legal challenges.

Everton stadium inquiry begins

18 November 2008

The public inquiry into Everton Football Club and Tesco's £400 million plans for a new stadium and mixed-use development in Kirkby starts today.

War of words over Sheffield tower designs

17 November 2008

The developer behind plans for Sheffield's tallest tower has slammed the city council for blocking design changes to the scheme.

North 'best equipped to weather recession'

17 November 2008

Northern cities are in a better position to weather the economic storm than London, which could be set to bear the brunt of the recession, according to a report today.