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RTPI warns of direct action backlash
29 February 2008
Failure to get community consultation right could create a new generation of Swampy-style protestors, the RTPI warned today.
Trump golf course inquiry to go public
29 February 2008
US tycoon Donald Trump's £1 billion plans for a golf resort in Aberdeenshire are to go to a public inquiry, the Scottish Government has announced.
Johnson slams 'grabbing' London developers
29 February 2008
London mayor hopeful Boris Johnson is vowing to put a stop to "garden grabbing" in the capital.
Barratt signs up for Dalston regeneration plans
29 February 2008
A £160 million regeneration plan for Dalston in east London has been boosted by the appointment of Barratt Homes as developer.
Three wind farms approved
28 February 2008
The approval of three wind farms demonstrates the government's committment to renewable energy, it said today.
Quarrying case heard in the High Court
28 February 2008
A long-standing row about quarrying in the Peak District National Park reached the High Court yesterday.
Flint: eco-towns must be about quality not quantity
28 February 2008
The government will shortlist eco-towns that focus on quality of life, not quantity of homes, housing and planning minister Caroline Flint insisted this week.
Sustainable code to be mandatory from May
27 February 2008
The Code for Sustainable Homes will be mandatory for new housing developments from 1 May, the government has announced.
Couple fined for illegal tree felling
27 February 2008
A couple who hired a tree surgeon to fell a protected oak tree have been ordered to pay fines and costs totalling £25,500.
Councils urged to set green targets to speed up planning
27 February 2008
Developers have called for local authorities to introduce sustainable targets to allow development applications to be fast-tracked through the planning process.
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