All planning articles – Page 2
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CommentWhy increasing density is the key to healthy living in communities
Healthy living principles must be embedded in every stage of a development, argues Katja Stille
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News
Cordia Blackswan submits plans for 50-storey Brum tower
Birmingham-based developer Cordia Blackswan says tower will tallest in the city
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London’s tower block pipeline dwindles
Applications for blocks of more than 19 storeys have fallen by a third, even though record numbers of plans approved in the last year
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Countryside and Bellway submit plans for 690-home Salford development
Countryside and Bellway plan to each deliver 345 homes on Brackley Golf Course site
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Clarion gets green light for 1,400 homes on former chemical works site
Housing association giant to build on vacant Leeds city centre site
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1,100-home Norwich plan revised after original scheme kicked out
Weston Homes forced into rethink after government refused to green light 20-storey tower proposal
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PRP-designed build-to-rent scheme approved in Stevenage
The 226-home scheme is being developed by J Group, Leo Homes and V Fund
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Havering approves plans for 972-home Romford regen scheme
Impact Developments secures ‘resolution to grant planning permission’ for £350m Rom Valley Gardens project
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Scottish Government gives £500m Edinburgh development final approval
New community Redheughs village will deliver 1,350 homes, 330 affordable, for the west of Edinburgh
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Docklands modular tower wins planning
Tide Construction’s 48-storey scheme to be among world’s tallest modular buildings
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Planning inspector gives go ahead for 162-homes scheme in Enfield
Enfield councils objections to Connected Living’s scheme for Arnos Grove Station were overruled.
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Optivo buys land for 208 homes for Hastings
G15 housing association plans 208 homes for Hastings as it completes new £100m bond raise.
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Stoke-on-Trent resi regeneration scheme approved
Capital&Centric’s 174-home Goods Yard project is backed by government ‘levelling up’ cash
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Developers win approval for 1,012-home Leeds scheme
Gold & Amber and Rushbond plan scheme for site near old Marsh Lane Railway in Leeds
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Long-awaited planning reform legislation will be announced on 10 May
Government signals plan to press ahead with plans to scrap section 106
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Cash-strapped Slough becomes latest Home Counties council to halt local plan
Slough council struggling to tackle its 5,000-home shortfall
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Comment
Nutrient neutrality rules may hit delivery at first, but they offer opportunity too
The government’s proposed expansion of nutrient neutrality rules may help councils, developers and landowners find nature-based solutions through planning, argues Andrew Watson
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Countryside wins permission for 170-home scheme
Partnerships housebuilder will redevelop Pike Close estate in Bromley alongside housing association Riverside
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London Mayor gives final approval to Bishopsgate Goodsyard scheme
Drastically revised 500-home Ballymore and Hammerson project given green light
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Why are there are so many badly designed edge-of-town housing schemes?
Planners and architects must engage more with developers to ensure plans are of good design and provide connectivity with other developments, argues Jerry Tate
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