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Inquiry into Brighton stadium reopened

30 July 2004

The planning inquiry into a new stadium for Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club will be reopened, deputy prime minister John Prescott announced this week.

Better use of old buildings sought by MPs

30 July 2004

MPs have called on the government to put in place a simplified planning and funding framework for the regeneration and reuse of historic buildings.

Act passed to bolster green power supply

30 July 2004

Legislation to strengthen the UK's bid to generate more energy from renewable sources was given the green light last week.

Tram refusal earns Darling wrath of city

30 July 2004

The resignation of transport secretary Alistair Darling has been demanded by Manchester City Council after he failed to approve three new tram routes in the city.

One of two rival developers ...

30 July 2004

One of two rival developers is out of the running for the East Croydon Gateway. Stanhope lodged an appeal against non-determination after the London Borough of Croydon said that its application contained insufficient technical data. But the ODPM has dismissed the appeal, leaving the way clear for Croydon's preferred developer, Arrowcroft.

Big cities aim to block Omega project

30 July 2004

One of the largest development projects in the country is in doubt after objectors said that it would harm the regeneration of nearby Liverpool and Manchester.

In brief: The British Council for Offices report ...

30 July 2004

The British Council for Offices report Green Travel Plans (Planning, 23 July, p15) is available, priced £35 excluding postage and packaging for non-members and £20 for members, from the council (tel) 020 7283 4588.

In brief: An independent inquiry on local government funding ...

30 July 2004

An independent inquiry on local government funding to examine how to make the council tax system fairer and more sustainable is to be set up by the ODPM. The move follows the findings of the balance of payments review, which recommended increasing council tax bands and instigating new methods of local taxation such as reformed business rates. The inquiry will be led by Sir Michael Lyons and is expected to report back to the government by the end of 2005.

In brief: A shortlist of four potential partners ...

30 July 2004

A shortlist of four potential partners to develop a waterside site in London's Docklands has been announced by British Waterways. The contenders are British Land, Canary Wharf Group plc with Ballymore Properties Ltd and Manhattan Loft Corporation Ltd, Grosvenor and Stanhope plc with the Royal Bank of Scotland. Wood Wharf is a £2 billion scheme on an 8ha site adjacent to Canary Wharf.

In brief: Supplementary planning guidance has been introduced ...

30 July 2004

Supplementary planning guidance has been introduced by Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Council to advise developers how to use landscaping, layout and design to discourage crime. The guidance forms part of the borough's policy of reducing crime and the fear of crime. Designing Out Crime can be viewed via www.PlanningResource.co.uk.