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A land promoter’s outline plans for up to 77 homes in a protected national landscape have been allowed by an inspector after ...
The government’s decision to axe financial support for neighbourhood planning is a “slap in the face” for communities and ...
A local authority has launched a second investigation into a planning committee’s vote five months ago to approve a ...
A Labour MP and high-profile opponent of the nature recovery measures in the government Planning and Infrastructure Bill, ...
The planning minister Matthew Pennycook has revealed that the government is seeing an “increasing appetite” from registered social housing providers for developers’ section 106 affordable homes but ...
A report on Castle Point Borough Council’s decision to not allocate any green belt sites in its latest draft local plan ...
The Planning magazine team extracts the key planning news from the blizzard of new information in Room 106, the vault where ...
EXCLUSIVE: Ministers had pledged to consult on the proposed suite of national development management policies in the spring ...
A report that an application has been submitted to build 2,000 homes on a green belt site in Surrey that the developer claims ...
The High Court has ordered a council to pay £17,500 in costs to a claimant and to reconsider whether to take enforcement ...
The government's updated water resources infrastructure national policy statement (NPS) has clarified that where projects are set out in water companies' approved resource management plans and are ...
A planning consultancy has appointed a new director from a rival firm who is among five recruits to the company. If you haven ...