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Fyson on ... research that should remind the sector ..

By Anthony Fyson

5 September 2008

Research that should remind the sector of the importance of considering happiness in planning.

Gummer on ... setting clear planning rules

15 August 2008

Planning ought to be about certainty.

Rural questions raised by Taylor give no indication of going away

By Bryan Johnston

15 August 2008

When MP Matthew Taylor launched his review of rural communities last month he voiced one aspiration above all others - that its findings should not be allowed to gather dust.

Halman on ... cost incentive to cut appeals

1 August 2008

Recent weeks have seen much comment on the need for councillors to receive a good level of training to ensure that committee decisions are based on sound planning considerations and not the extraneous factors that can sometimes affect members' minds.

Fyson on ... report that offers a long-overdue revision

By Anthony Fyson

1 August 2008

Report that offers a long-overdue revision of development priorities for our rural communities.

Fyson on ... how the switch to impact tests

By Anthony Fyson

25 July 2008

Fyson on ... how the switch to impact tests will help turn back the clock on retail development patterns.

Fyson on ... changes to permitted development rights that offer a mixed package of clarity and confusion

By Anthony Fyson

11 July 2008

The government is proposing to change the rules on householder applications, with the overall aim of relaxing the planning regime and extending permitted development rights.

Food supply must be secured by good planning not the markets

By Huw Morris

11 July 2008

One of the big ironies from this week's G8 summit in Japan is that after a superficially impassioned debate about escalating food prices and dwindling supplies, the world's leaders sat down to a sumptuous eight-course banquet.