All planning articles – Page 7
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NewsPlans for 900-home Gascoigne Estate regen approved
Proposal by Barking Dagenham council-owned regen business Be First to redevelop 1960s estate
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Government names joint winners of Home of 2030 design competition
Homes England invites all finalists in government housing contest to discuss taking ideas forward
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Airspace developer pledges 5,000 London homes
Alpamint Capital says it will build homes on top of existing properties after planning relaxation
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Barratt wins major Wembley permission with TfL
Pair’s second joint venture will provide 454 homes next to Tube station
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Start-up modular developer submits Sevenoaks plans
Impact Capital was formed this year by entrepreneurs Nick Shattock and Robert Whitton
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Officials recommend London mayor approves Bishopsgate Goodsyard
Scheme for 500 homes first went in for planning six years ago
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Brick 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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Plans 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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Grosvenor 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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Comment
True 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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Legal bid to overturn PD expansion fails
Campaigners pledge appeal as high court rules in favour of planning deregulation
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Plans approved to kickstart 2,500-home York Central scheme
Government has backed city regeneration with £77m of infrastructure funding
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Weston 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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In Focus
What 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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Wellcome Trust to buy master developer Urban & Civic
Listed developer agrees to £500m cash offer by charitable foundation
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Plans for £500m Stevenage regeneration scheme approved
1,864-home town centre regen now waiting for final all clear from MHCLG
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Kingston council approves 200-room co-living development in town centre
Scheme on site occupied by Sports Direct is part of strategy to re-use retail space
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Pandemic has hit SME growth plans
Survey reveals extent of damage to small housebuilders – and their fears over Help to Buy changes
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Guild Living accuses council of ‘ageism’ over retirement home plans
Later living business of L G claims officers’ recommendation for refusal breaks equality laws
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Plans for £75m Salford Quays tower approved
Scheme from Manchester developer Cole Waterhouse will provide 290 homes
