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Group submits city hotel tower proposals

12 March 2010

Property group Heron International has submitted an application for a hotel, residential and retail development and public open space in the City of London.

Welsh wind farms line up

12 March 2010

The Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC) has revealed details of seven energy projects in Wales set to be submitted as applications.

Small shops power urged

12 March 2010

A London borough has urged residents to lobby the government to strengthen planning laws for the protection of small shops.

Ministers rebuked on local plan delay

12 March 2010

Progress on regional spatial strategies and local development frameworks (LDF) has been hampered by a lack of government action.

Review lists Welsh action

12 March 2010

A review of the Welsh planning system has found significant variations in the quality of decisions being made across the country.

Industry welcomes climate policy draft

12 March 2010

The government's consultation on its new climate change planning policy has met with widespread approval from leading members of the sector.

Asda ditches Dover store

12 March 2010

Dover District Council is seeking a development partner for a major regeneration project after supermarket chain Asda announced it is pulling out of the scheme.

Tory policies fail to convince planners

12 March 2010

Eighty per cent of planning consultants think that Conservative planning proposals will lead to a fall in housing completions, according to a survey by Planning.