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Latest News in England
Neill blasts "ivory tower" planners
Shadow planning minister Bob Neill has claimed planners are "living in an ivory tower" and pledged to "take away a comfort blanket" by introducing wide-ranging reform.
No call in for Bristol stadium plans
Bristol City Football Club's application for a new stadium at Ashton Vale will not be called in, the secretary of state has announced.
Planning Appeal Casebook
DC Casebook: Householder Development - Block paving drive fails porosity test
An enforcement notice directed against block paving at a house in Surrey has been upheld after an inspector found that it is not permitted development following a dispute over whether it is porous.
In Depth
Pressing for partnership
A parliamentary group says the next government should put planning reform on hold after its first year in power and take steps to minimise developers' planning bills, Jonathan Tilley finds.
Legal Report - Opposition ideas offer no quick fix on planning woe
The Conservatives' planning green paper, proposing a "radical reboot" of the system, has triggered responses which have been at best neutral and at worst vehemently critical.
Urban quality evaluator
Ben van Bruggen's record puts him in a strong position to advise Savills' clients on ways to secure design excellence at a crucial stage in planning major projects.
Country's Lifeblood
The government's rural champion is determined to tackle the deficiencies in housing, transport and technology that force young people out of rural communities.
Policy in England
Opinion
John
Gummer
Gummer on ... Plan tensions set in balance
Whoever wins the election, local authorities will be strapped for cash for the foreseeable future.
Anthony
Fyson
Fyson on ... Positive reviews of Labour's programmes ..
Positive reviews of Labour's programmes to close social gaps that justify continued support.
