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Timetable revealed for standard planning form

24 November 2006

Local planning authorities in England will all use the same planning application form from October next year, the government announced today.

Leaders criticise embryonic transport partnership

24 November 2006

Council leaders involved in a newly-launched cross-boundary economic development partnership have expressed worries about its effectiveness.

Councils unite to slam national aviation policy

24 November 2006

The government's aviation policy will lead to a "nightmare expansion" of UK airports, 60 local authorities warned this week.

Planning policies 'must promote family housing'

24 November 2006

Planning policies promoting family housing are weak in most London boroughs, according to a report.

Chiefs query Leeds city-region project

24 November 2006

Several council leaders involved in a cross-boundary economic development partnership centred on Leeds used the programme's official parliamentary launch this week to express varying degrees of concern about the project.

Plans for economic growth in Leeds launched in parliament

24 November 2006

Plans for economic growth in the Leeds city-region were launched in parliament this week. The Leeds city-region development programme identifies measures that could see the city's economy grow by £67 billion and help to create around 150,000 jobs over the next ten years. A key part of the programme includes a £4.5 billion package of measures to tackle congestion along with other transport investment. The 11 partners, including the Leeds City-Region Partnership, hope to win government financial support for the programme through next year's comprehensive spending review.

A paper tiger?

24 November 2006

The local government white paper has finally emerged - but how will its proposals translate into reforms on the ground? Quizzing three supposed beneficiaries of the proposed changes, Holly Sutton discovers doubts over whether it will bring real change.