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North Staffs plans submitted

24 December 2008

A single long-term plan for regeneration in north Staffordshire has been submitted to the Planning Inspectorate for approval.

Crossrail station funding package announced

24 December 2008

Work on Crossrail's Isle of Dogs station at Canary Wharf is now set to begin in early 2009 after Canary Wharf Group (CWG) today confirmed £150 million of funding.

RICS predicts further drop in house prices

24 December 2008

House prices look set to fall a further ten per cent in 2009, according to RICS.

Hendon homes development approved

23 December 2008

The London Borough of Barnet has given planning permission for the latest phase of the regeneration plans for West Hendon.

Hampton hotel scheme given green light

23 December 2008

A controversial scheme proposed opposite Hampton Court Palace in Surrey has got the final go ahead from local councillors.

Inspectors back Gypsy and traveller policy

23 December 2008

The East of England Regional Assembly's (EERA) policy that every local authority should plan for residential Gypsy and traveller pitches has been backed by independent inspectors.

RICS calls for VAT cut on empty homes renovation

22 December 2008

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has added its voice to the call on the government to bring empty homes back into use to ease the housing deficit.