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Breaking News
Commission facing application deluge
The infrastructure planning commission (IPC) has been deluged with applications for major projects three months before it begins work.
RTPI sounds grant alarm
The decision to cut £75 million in planning grant cash sends a dispiriting message to councils trying to deliver homes during the recession, the RTPI has warned.
Applications total hits dip
Planning applications received by English district-level authorities in the past quarter are down 30 per cent on last year's figures, latest DCLG data show.
Section 106 guidance due
Guidance on how to renegotiate section 106 agreements is set to be released shortly by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).
Wider employment land reviews urged
Less than half of the UK's workforce is being taken into account by employment land reviews (ELRs), a report from GVA Grimley has claimed.
Planning Appeal Casebook
DC Casebook: In depth - Incinerator refused at sawmill on basis of sustainable alternatives
Retention of an incinerator to burn waste wood at a sawmill in the Worcestershire green belt has been rejected on the basis that reusing or recycling of material had not been considered.
In Depth
Simpler consent in view
The three-year limit on permissions has put developments at risk during the recession but the government's response in extending times is far from foolproof, argues David Brock.
Heritage in danger
English Heritage's annual register of risk puts the spotlight on conservation areas where joint action by residents, local groups and councils is necessary to arrest creeping decay, discovers Huw Morris.
Legal Report - Legislation ushers in busy period on climate change
The past six months have been lively as far as developments on climate change are concerned.
Holding the line on quality
Funding pressures are threatening design quality, but lessons from experienced regenerators can help maintain standards in these tough times, says Cabe's chief executive.
Sustainable test drive
The drive to develop skills in the planning and built environment professions faces a vital test as a host of organisations gather behind the latest initiative, Domenic Donatantonio reports.
Infrastructure Planning Commission
Stories on the newly formed Infrastructure Planning Commission (IPC).
Planning Podcast: Green roofs
In the latest planning podcast we're focusing on how the planning system is adapting to allow the spread of green roofs in towns and cities across the UK.
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