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Fyson on ... the central role for an energy department ..

By Anthony Fyson

24 October 2008

The central role for an energy department in leading a green future and employment creation.

Gummer on ... time to leave trivia behind

By John Gummer

24 October 2008

The economic downturn should be a godsend for planners.

Planning strategy failure marks housing as ready for regulation

By Huw Morris

17 October 2008

The late lamented ten-year transport plan won as many plaudits for its vision and intent as brickbats for its damp squib delivery. Rather like an embarrassing relative, it was confined to a Whitehall attic to conveniently drop off the perch without anyone noticing. Since then there has been silence.

Fyson on ... the chance for a judicial review

By Anthony Fyson

17 October 2008

The chance for a judicial review to settle questions of bias in government's eco-town process.

Richards on ... banishing bureaucracy

By Sarah Richards

17 October 2008

It has long been my view that the only changes worth making are the ones that make people's lives easier. For the Planning Advisory Service (PAS), these people are homeowners and planners. The revised General Permitted Development Order (GPDO) in theory does this.

Reshuffle points to government without long-term commitment

By Huw Morris

10 October 2008

In a field that demands long-term strategy and vision, the average lifespan of a planning minister is beginning to look like that of a political mayfly.

Fyson on ... why Margaret Beckett has her work cut out

By Anthony Fyson

10 October 2008

Why Margaret Beckett has her work cut out for her as she takes on planning and housing brief.

Halman on ... how we've lost the plots

10 October 2008

As autumn comes round again, there will be those who can stand by their little patch of ground, proud in the knowledge that they have a bumper crop of delicious vegetables for their families.