All Planning articles – Page 44
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NewsOfficials recommend London mayor approves Bishopsgate Goodsyard
Scheme for 500 homes first went in for planning six years ago
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NewsHousing minister says ‘more work’ needed on planning reforms
Christopher Pincher says government needs to consider 44,000 responses to white paper
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NewsBrick By Brick defies uncertainty to submit plans for 170 homes
Submission comes after PwC report into embattled Croydon council-owned developer delayed until December
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NewsPlans for 6,000 homes on Greenwich Peninsula approved
Outline masterplan approved by councillors will increase number of homes on peninsula to over 17,000
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NewsGrosvenor appointed master developer on 2,500-home new community
Local landowners sign up developer to promote scheme near Hailsham, East Sussex
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CommentTrue democracy in planning means listening to everyone - not just objectors
Reforming the planning system could finally broaden the range of people who respond to public consultations, argues Paul Smith
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NewsLegal bid to overturn PD expansion fails
Campaigners pledge appeal as high court rules in favour of planning deregulation
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NewsPlans approved to kickstart 2,500-home York Central scheme
Government has backed city regeneration with £77m of infrastructure funding
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NewsGovernment to U-turn on housing formula
Reports come amid speculation over future of white paper reforms in light of Dominic Cummings’ departure from No10
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NewsWeston vows legal challenge after Jenrick refuses £271m Norwich scheme
Town centre development of 1,200 homes turned down against advice of inspector
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NewsCouncils split over Bishopsgate Goodsyard development
Hackney says it objects to design of 500-home scheme while Tower Hamlets says project should be approved
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In FocusWhat next for planning reform?
A government climbdown on a new formula to determine housing need looks inevitable in the face of Tory backbench revolt. Will it now also have to backtrack on its wider planning reforms, asks Joey Gardiner
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NewsPlanning bill set for significant delay
Analysts suggest legislation to implement white paper reforms may not come forward before May local elections
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NewsCouncil-owned developer gets housing plans approved
Be First secures permission for 64-home scheme in Dagenham
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NewsFormer supreme court judge attacks planning reforms
Lord Carnwath says there is is ‘no justification’ for white paper’s radical proposals
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NewsPeabody and Lendlease start masterplanner search for £8bn Thamesmead regen scheme
Firms have until 25 November to register interest
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NewsDesigns for 1,000-home Sunderland revamp unveiled
Work involves transforming former industrial site along banks of river Wear
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NewsDeveloper given the all clear for 600 homes at former Liverpool scrap yard
Three-block scheme to include 638 homes
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NewsDeveloper puts 228-home Poole project in for planning
Property firm MHA says Fisherman’s Dock scheme is “comprehensive regeneration”
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NewsHill announces London land-buying spree
South east housebuilder to spend £300m on sites in the capital