planning
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CMA seeks views on whether only statutory stakeholders should have a say on planning
Proposals suggest bypassing campaign groups and Nimbys to speed up development
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Lost the love: feeling hurt by new buildings?
COMMENT “The natural environment needs us to be more critical in our thinking,” says Earl Arney
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BNG delays hint at a wider political gambit
COMMENT Are the political parties holding back to include policies in their election manifestos?
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Poorly performing planning authorities given reprieve
The planning minister has decided not to designate 10 planning authorities
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The future of tall buildings in London: the sky’s the limit?
COMMENT “The default position should not be that tall buildings are a bad thing,” says Martha Grekos
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Planning as a profession needs to step into the spotlight
COMMENT L&Q’s Emma Foster on how to shift public perceptions of planning
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Government making housing crisis worse, says Churchill chair
The retirement living developer blames the government’s “persistently negative stance”
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Gove plans fresh planning shake up
Changes will allow shops, takeaways and betting shops to be turned into homes
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Designation of last resort
What do Michael Gove’s power-stripping measures mean for the future of our planning system?
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Rent as proceeds of crime
Landlords should pay attention to a case over a planning enforcement breach
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City of London begins public consultation on Square Mile’s future
City Plan 2040 and the Transport Strategy will provide a framework for development up to 2040