All Planning articles
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NewsPlans submitted for 425 homes in North Cambridge
The Chesterton Partnership proposals also include life sciences and tech labs as well as offices
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HBF warns Gove over ‘widespread delay’ caused by bungled green policies
Housebuilder body calls for talks to address impact of nutrient neutrality and problems with Part L upgrade
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Home counties authority delays local plan
Uttlesford Council is already in ‘special measures’ for the quality of its decision-making
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Peabody unveils detailed 935-home plans for Dagenham site
Housing association proposes 3,500 homes in the first phase of old Ford stamping plant scheme
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Designers picked to masterplan 1,750-home east London regen scheme
Newham council picks team for Canning Town development including architect Jestico & Whiles
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Avant acquires Notts site for 250-homes
Twenty per cent of the 250 homes on the Awsworth development will be affordable
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Bristol Zoo planning permission quashed
Plans for 62 homes next to historic site overturned after heritage concerns overlooked
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Essex Council withdraws local plan and refuses L&G green belt scheme
New council leadership pledges to protect open space
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Comment
The rhetoric of planning reform has changed more than the substance
Michael Gove has artfully repositioned the government’s planning reforms, but more of his predecessor’s original vision remains then you might think, writes Paul Smith
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Urban Village reveals £69m office to resi plans
Sutton Coldfield-based developer plans to convert a Buckinghamshire office block into 237 flats
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The great local plan slowdown - 14 council areas where activity is on hold
Planning authorities are halting or revising their local plans due to policy uncertainty and Savills has put together a list of 14 that have put things on ice
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Comment
Power in planning politics may be shifting too far towards anti-development groups
Localist measures in the levelling up and regeneration bill must not simply be a tool to placate those opposed to development, argues Matt Clarke
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Exeter unveils vision for hundreds of homes
Site near Exeter canal earmarked for major development
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Gove claims new NPPF will ‘drive greener development’
Housing secretary’s comments come as MPs criticise Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill for no mention of zero carbon
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Industry warns over ‘complexity’ as Gove pushes ahead with infrastructure levy
Planners warn over proposed new system as Levelling Up Bill faces first parlimentary hurdle
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‘Nutrient neutrality’ rules hold up plans for 2,200 homes in Herefordshire
County council’s offsetting plan will see developers pay £14k per tonne of phosphate pollution to allow schemes to go ahead
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Terra granted permission for 176 homes in Warwickshire
Strategic land specialist Terra has won outline approval for the second stage of Hawkesbury project
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Comment
Creating the right local design code
The levelling up and regeneration bill will require all planning authorities to have an area-wide design code in place. This brings opportunities and challenges for planners and developers, writes Jane Dann
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Comment
Why Gove’s proposed ‘street votes’ policy deserves our support
Street votes could enable denser, more energy efficient, car-free neighbourhoods that people actually want, argues Ben Derbyshire
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Natural England advice ‘overestimates new housing’s impact on nutrient pollution’
HBF urges councils to base nutrient neutrality figures on different criteria to those recommended by Natural England
