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Latest News in South West
Base homes win consent
Communities secretary John Denham has granted planning permission for a 368-home scheme at the former RAF airbase at Little Rissing-ton in Gloucestershire.
City rejects biofuel plant
Bristol City Council's leader has called for changes to planning policy after its landmark decision to reject plans for a palm oil power station.
Bristol approves office development plan
Bristol City Council has granted planning permission for the redevelopment of the Island Site close to Temple Meads railway station.
- Competition to design potential river crossing
- Overhead power line plan revisions urged
- Trust chases wider Severn tidal choice
- Committee pushes Stonehenge action
- Bristol Temple Meads redevelopment gets approval
- Bristol office scheme proposals submitted
- Environmental group calls for Severn barrage study release
Planning Appeal Casebook
DC Casebook: Housing: New build - Appeal ruled invalid due to non-payment
An inspector has concluded that he has no jurisdiction to determine an appeal after a Dorset council declined to determine a planning application for six flats without a fee.
In Depth
Development Management supplement
Consultation closes next Friday (19th) on a series of key consultation proposals inviting views on the government's approach to development management.
Trouble ahead for lifetime homes
Lifetime homes campaigners thought they had finally achieved the breakthrough in 2008.
The capital's empty homes challenge
It all started with George Green back in 1850. A partner in the Blackwell Shipyard, he built a number of almshouses to accommodate single women in Tower Hamlets.
Buying into waste deals
An investigation into planning for waste facilities concludes that community incentives will be required to get round public opposition to vital national infrastructure, Huw Morris reports.
Policy in South West
Opinion
Gary
Halman
Halman on ... placing limits on local power
The Conservatives' planning green paper has offered radical proposals for a major shake-up of the...
Anthony
Fyson
Fyson on ... Tories' sketchy planning reforms that fail to introduce fair testing of community involvement
It is a painful irony that publication of the Conservatives' green paper Open Source Planning,...
