Proposals for a major regeneration project in Chester face further uncertainty after Cheshire West and Chester Council scrapped a long-running development agreement for the scheme with developer ING Real Estate.
Revised plans for mixed-use development including a 55-storey tower on Liverpool's waterfront have been criticised by built environment watchdog Design Council Cabe.
Redbridge's planning chief says most developers in the borough will pay more under the new infrastructure levy, but it won't harm general viability.
Leicester's elected mayor says that a proposed new generation of top local politicians need more powers to drive forward their cities.
The RTPI chief executive thinks that the government ignores the experience and expertise of the institute's broad membership at its peril, writes Richard Garlick.
The soon-to-be chief planning inspector for England and Wales aims to cement the Planning Inspectorate's reputation for quality despite a tight budget and new demands, says Bryan Johnston.
Richard Garlick notes up the potential outcomes of the Community Infrastructure Levy
Tony Fyson considers the impact of the resignation of energy minister, Chris Huhne
