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Development Control News
Liverpool hotel proposal gains approval
A £10 million scheme in a Liverpool world heritage site has been approved.
Games water polo venue cleared for start
Plans for the London 2012 Water Polo Arena have been approved by the Olympic Delivery Authority.
ODA approves Orbit tower plans
The Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) has approved plans for the ArcelorMittal Orbit tower to be built in the 2012 Olympic Park.
Planning Appeal Casebook
DC Casebook: Waste Management - Recycling centre held unsustainable
Plans to develop a Somerset field as a waste recycling centre have been decisively rejected by an inspector who held that the scheme would be unsustainable.
In Depth
Homes viability tested
The courts have ruled that councils can set affordable home targets higher than the market can stand but a pragmatic approach is needed to keep schemes on track.
Legal Report - Tariff scheme set to raise photovoltaics placement
Over the past decade, we have acted for both developers and funders in relation to a wide range of renewable energy projects and are currently advising a number of clients on proposals to install new photovoltaic capacity with the support of feed-in tariffs.
Pollutants task master
Air quality expert Phil Branchflower predicts that emissions reduction will once again rise up the planning agenda now that technological fixes have proved wanting.
Called to order
After a slow start local development orders are beginning to gain ground as a possible solution for planning authorities and developers keen to cut down on detailed regulation.
Opinion
Huw
Morris
Chelsea Barracks case is deeper than clash in architectural taste
Rarely can contractual litigation have shed such light on the way in which pressure is...
John
Gummer
Gummer on ... Lydd test for new minister
There will be one decision of very great importance on the desk of the new...
The Main Event
Regional Planning Seminar - South West
- 7 September 2010
- Tremough Campus, University College, Treliever Road, Penryn, TR13 9EZ
- RenewableUK and Cornwall Light and Power along with Regen SW and RTPI
Legal Report
Legal Report - Tariff scheme set to raise photovoltaics placement
Over the past decade, we have acted for both developers and funders in relation to a wide range of renewable energy projects and are currently advising a number of clients on proposals to install new photovoltaic capacity with the support of feed-in tariffs.
