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Physical Regeneration News
Kings Cross Central gets final go-ahead
The final piece of Argent's Kings Cross Central scheme in north London has finally got planning permission after a public inquiry.
Taylor report: government reaction
The government has broadly welcomed Matthew Taylor MP's report into rural economies and affordable housing but says there are certain recommendations on which it 'is yet to be convinced'.
Taylor report calls for shake-up of rural planning
A fundamental shake up of planning and affordable housing policy is vital to revive rural communities, a major report says today.
Planning Appeal Casebook
Casebook: Housing new build - Flats judged to boost station environs
An inspector has allowed a proposal for 72 apartments at a site in Oxfordshire after finding that it would deliver high-quality housing.
In Depth
Shop test low on impact
Critics complain that uncertainty over a competition test leaves them lacking essential detail on the full implications of the government's revised retail planning policy, explains Vicki Shiel.
Bell on ... top talents for transport
Ten years ago and two hours into my new job with the Town and Country Planning Association (TCPA) I was giving evidence before the Commons transport select committee, of which Gwyneth Dunwoody was the co-chair.
Legal report
Model conditions flag up planning remediation role
The adventurer returns
Globetrotting planning troubleshooter Paul Nichols is back home and relishing taking the helm at a regional arm of one of the UK's most high-profile consultancy operations, Ben Lee reports.
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Forward-looking region knows true value of public sector staff
They do things differently in the North West.
Anthony
Fyson
Fyson on ... a place-attachment study
A place-attachment study with lessons for planners on creating successful neighbourhoods.
