All planning articles – Page 19
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NewsIndustry welcomes review of PM’s ‘nimby’ housing pledges
Rishi Sunak had promised Tory members he would tighten green belt rules and introduce ’use it or lose it’ powers on developers
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NewsPeabody and Hill win permission for 935-home east London regeneration project
Barking and Dagenham council approves first phase of 3,500-home redevelopment of historic Ford stamping plant site
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NewsPlans submitted for 289 homes next to Saltaire world heritage site
Artisan Real Estate’s proposals are aimed at “transforming” the edge of Salts Mill
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CommentOn planning reform it’s back to where we were – but the politics has changed
The economy and state of opinion polls for the Conservatives mean we should only expect planning reforms that can be effective quickly, writes Paul Smith
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NewsTruss planning reforms ‘set to be ditched’
Reports suggest Rishi Sunak is planning to drop reforms announced in the mini-Budget last month.
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In FocusGove is back: key questions for the returning housing secretary
Just 111 days after being sacked Michael Gove is back. Carl Brown looks at the key policy questions facing the government’s disruptor-in-chief
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NewsCouncillors block Lasalle’s twin-tower plan in east London
Knock-back for Docklands build-to-rent and student-housing proposals
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NewsHill wins permission for Oxford urban extension
Detailed consent given for 317-homes set to create new “north-west gateway” to university city
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NewsPlanners recommend 30-storey East India Dock rental scheme for approval
Tower Hamlets set to give the nod to 866-unit student and BTR scheme by LaSalle subsidiary EID
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NewsPortsmouth Council paves way to develop huge sea-front site stalled for 70 years
Councillors vote for at least 1,250 homes to be built on controversial Tipner West site
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NewsInland wins 1,525-home west London barracks permission
Cavalry Barracks approval welcome boost following firm’s September profit warning
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NewsPlanning reforms package delayed until November
Times reports that government has put back its proposed reforms until after the chancellor’s fiscal plan
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CommentWhen it comes to housing, who are the ‘anti-growth coalition’?
The truth is ensuring the planning system can deliver more new homes would be unpopular with large sections of the country but change is in our best interests, writes Paul Smith
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NewsFormer no10 adviser Jack Airey drafted in as DLUHC special adviser
Adviser involved in controversial 2020 planning white paper now special adviser for new secretary of state Simon Clarke
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NewsAitch wins consent for 65-home Poplar scheme
Homes to replace derelict community centre on the edge of a conservation area
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CommentTory conference day two: Calls to boost SMEs and Lord Heseltine makes regen case
While the chancellor’s change of heart grabbed the headlines, the second day in Birmingham also saw calls for more SME housebuilders, concerns about nutrient neutrality, and debates about investment zones and regeneration, writes Ben Flatman
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NewsDLUHC opens bids for investment zones
‘Rapid process’ to assess applications to follow two-week application window
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NewsSteve Morgan’s latest venture files first planning application
Strategic land firm Carden Group submits plans for 1,000-home garden village scheme in Devon
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NewsDLUHC insists levelling up bill won’t be scrapped
Housing department scotches rumours that legislation to be binned after new ’planning and infrastructure bill’ announced on Friday
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NewsSector calls for planning reform everywhere – not just in new zones
Ministers are in talks with 38 authorities about proposal to liberalise planning rules, chancellor reveals