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ODA updates on Acquatics Centre

15 December 2008

The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has published new images showing progress on the London 2012 Aquatics Centre.

Planning Magazine 2009 features list

15 December 2008

The Planning Magazine 2009 features list is now available.

Barratt fined over Stockport playground wrangle

15 December 2008

Barratt Homes, through its parent company BDW Trading Ltd, has been fined £750 and ordered to pay costs for failing to install children's play areas at a development in Stockport.

Spurs stadium plans revealed

15 December 2008

Tottenham Hotspur FC has revealed the first images of its proposed new stadium design.

HCA plans to kick start housing market with funding boost

15 December 2008

Builders are to be offered help by the Government with accessing funding for land purchases under plans released by the new housing and regeneration super quango.

Scots planning framework published

15 December 2008

The Scottish Government has identified twelve major infrastructure projects, including a new Forth crossing and the 2014 Commonwealth Games, as top priorities in a new national planning framework published last week.

Knife-crime stats 'premature and selective'

15 December 2008

Official statistics published last week showing a sharp decline in stabbings in areas targeted by a government anti-knife crime programme were "premature, irregular and selective", the Government's statistics watchdog has said.