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A developer has said it will submit outline plans for homes, offices and green space on a former docklands site later this ...
The planning minister has revealed that the government’s delayed viability guidance will be published “as soon as possible ...
A land promoter’s outline plans for up to 77 homes in a protected national landscape have been allowed by an inspector after ...
Retrospective permission for a large TV screen facing the car park at the rear of a pub close to a famous Merseyside football stadium has been denied by an inspector despite recognising the legendary ...
A local authority has launched a second investigation into a planning committee’s vote five months ago to approve a ...
The government’s decision to axe financial support for neighbourhood planning is a “slap in the face” for communities and ...
A judge has dismissed an effort by countryside campaigners to overturn a ministerial consent for a 165-home development in an ...
A Labour MP and high-profile opponent of the nature recovery measures in the government Planning and Infrastructure Bill, ...
The evidence of need for a retirement care village in Lancashire has been judged to be insufficient to justify outweigh locational policy conflict arising from the proposal.
A report on Castle Point Borough Council’s decision to not allocate any green belt sites in its latest draft local plan ...
A 100MW battery energy storage system has been permitted to locate within the green belt around a historic Yorkshire city despite a finding that the site did not comprise grey belt land.
The harmful effects of a gypsy site on a national landscape have been judged to be outweighed by an unmet need and lack of alternative sites.