Conservatives expected to water down planning reform
The Conservative Party is expected to water down plans for a far-reaching overhaul of the planning system after entering a coalition with the Liberal Democrats.
11:15 | 12.05.10
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Conservatives expected to water down planning reform
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PW LIVE: Tories propose competition test powers for councils
PW LIVE: Tories propose competition test powers for councils
Local councils would be able to include a competition test in their local plans under changes to the planning system proposed by the Conservative Party.
14:10 | 27.04.10
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RTPI backs government rural housing plan
RTPI backs government rural housing plan
The Royal Town Planning Institute has backed government plans to bypass the planning system for some affordable housing schemes in rural areas.
16:53 | 06.04.10
Quiz British Land's planning chief
Take your chance to quiz British Land’s planning chief on how the company will approach development at a time when positioning a company for economic growth has never been more important.
12:59 | 06.04.10
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Government plans overhaul of green planning
Government plans overhaul of green planning
The government plans to overhaul three planning policies to help councils deal better with planning applications for sustainable developments.
12:11 | 09.03.10
Berwin Leighton Paisner advice on Community Infrastructure Levy
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), part of the Planning Act 2008, will come into force on 6 April 2010.
14:36 | 26.02.10
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Chief scientist calls for overhaul of land use planning
11:21 | 26.02.10
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Cameron heralds Tory planning paper as "biggest power shift in decades"
16:00 | 22.02.10
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Advantage Candy at Chelsea Barracks
19.02.10
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WHAT TO KNOW Third-party right of appeal
19.02.10
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The politics of property: Grant Shapps
19.02.10
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Developer's View: Mike Slade
12.02.10
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Find your way around Conservative planning ‘green paper’
12.02.10
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RTPI: planners ‘lost generation’ looms
12.02.10
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RTPI: Conservatives’ ‘true’ planning regime
12.02.10
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Tories flesh out ‘open source’ planning
05.02.10
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The politics of property: Steven Norris
05.02.10
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Planners and developers unite against fees freeze
05.02.10
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Planning power to restrict multiple occupancy homes welcomed
12:34 | 28.01.10
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Land Secs and Henderson agree £80m TIF with Glasgow Council
13:58 | 25.01.10
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Heavyweights lobby Tories on planning
08.01.10
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What to know: Planning Policy Statement 4
08.01.10
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Planning: Adopt a smarter approach
04.12.09
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Prince’s urban split
27.11.09
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Brent Cross and Cricklewood site reaches milestone
27.11.09
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The answer to the capital’s homes shortage could be in your office
27.11.09
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London trials affordable housing devolution
27.11.09
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Docklands ransom strip hearing ends in acrimony
20.11.09
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Lakeside plans for 540,000 sq ft expansion
20.11.09
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Pinnacle sets City sights high
13.11.09
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Planners warned on political meddling
13.11.09
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Councils in planning grant purgatory
13.11.09
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Peel lays waste to objections over £400m power plant
13.11.09
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Derwent plots Fitzrovia revamp
06.11.09
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Docklands War
30.10.09
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Milton reveals Nine Elms revamp
30.10.09
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Government flip-flops over competition test
30.10.09
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Three-year consent extensions bring early cheer
30.10.09
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British Council of Offices discusses challenges to skyscraper schemes
30.10.09
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Housing adviser warns of Tory ‘planning black hole’
30.10.09
