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Prince slams London skyscraper plans

31 January 2008

Prince Charles has rubbished claims that London must plan for tall buildings to retain its place as a global financial centre.

Ashford scheme shortlist published

31 January 2008

Five developers have been shortlisted to build a new town centre development in Kent by the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA).

Bath scheme decision upsets conservationists

31 January 2008

The Western Riverside scheme will not be called in, the government announced this week.

Heritage site visitors' centre scrapped

31 January 2008

Controversial plans to build a visitors' centre by the Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland have been shelved, it emerged this week.

Rural leaders urge greater participation

31 January 2008

Parish councillors want more say over planning decisions, according to research by the government’s rural watchdog this week.

Industry calls for carbon reduction target

31 January 2008

Leaders representing half a million built environment professionals have this week petitioned prime minister Gordon Brown to create a global agreement for cutting carbon emissions.

Nuclear decommissioning costs soar

30 January 2008

The total cost of decommissioning the UK’s ageing nuclear power stations has risen "rapidly" in the past few years by £12 billion to £73 billion, the National Audit Office (NAO) warned today.

Planner calls for immediate zero-carbon effort

30 January 2008

The government’s housing growth programme has been slammed as a potential ‘environmental disaster’, according to a planning expert.

CRC secures affordable housing pledge

30 January 2008

The Commission for Rural Communities (CRC) has welcomed a government amendment to the Housing and Regeneration Bill to ensure rural affordable housing.