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Policy aims to lift economy in rural Scotland

30 January 2004

A higher level of development in the countryside is backed in a draft policy statement issued by the Scottish Executive last week.

University kills off proposed research hub

30 January 2004

Cambridge University has scrapped plans for a monkey research centre weeks after winning a four-year planning battle.

Around 350 jobs could be created ...

30 January 2004

Around 350 jobs could be created under plans for a shopping complex in Rugby town centre. At a meeting of Rugby Borough Council last week, members voted to grant permission for the 12,000 sq m scheme. The application, submitted by Asda and the Heart of England Co-operative Society, will be referred to the Government Office for the West Midlands for final approval.

Agency highlights value of urban-rural zone use

30 January 2004

The rural-urban fringe can underpin sustainable development and contribute to the health, prosperity and well-being of society, according to a consultation document published this week.

Chief seeks an end to binding reports

30 January 2004

Proposals for local plan inspectors' reports to be made binding should be scrapped "at once", a planning chief has said, after an inspector's recommendation was contradicted in an appeal ruling.

Schools learn fate of bids for accreditation

30 January 2004

Eighteen planning schools will learn today whether their proposals for fast track planning degrees have been accredited by the RTPI.

Study advises on services transfer

30 January 2004

Sunderland, Peterborough and Liverpool are among the best places to relocate central government departments, according to a report published this week.

Report calls for housing policy reform

30 January 2004

More flexible and experimental planning policies are needed to combat the shortage of affordable homes in the Welsh countryside, according to a report published this week.

Hayes picks up reins as latest RTPI president

30 January 2004

Mike Hayes was sworn in as RTPI president this week at the first meeting of the institute's general assembly.

MOVES: Appointment at Bloomfields Ltd

30 January 2004

Peter Waller has joined Bloomfields Ltd in Maidstone, Kent. He moves from Countryside Properties, where he was regional planner for the South Thames region. Waller has also worked at Tunbridge Wells Borough Council and the London Boroughs of Greenwich and Lewisham.