All Planning articles – Page 23
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NewsExeter unveils vision for hundreds of homes
Site near Exeter canal earmarked for major development
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NewsGove claims new NPPF will ‘drive greener development’
Housing secretary’s comments come as MPs criticise Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill for no mention of zero carbon
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NewsIndustry warns over ‘complexity’ as Gove pushes ahead with infrastructure levy
Planners warn over proposed new system as Levelling Up Bill faces first parlimentary hurdle
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News‘Nutrient neutrality’ rules hold up plans for 2,200 homes in Herefordshire
County council’s offsetting plan will see developers pay £14k per tonne of phosphate pollution to allow schemes to go ahead
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NewsTerra granted permission for 176 homes in Warwickshire
Strategic land specialist Terra has won outline approval for the second stage of Hawkesbury project
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CommentCreating the right local design code
The levelling up and regeneration bill will require all planning authorities to have an area-wide design code in place. This brings opportunities and challenges for planners and developers, writes Jane Dann
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CommentWhy Gove’s proposed ‘street votes’ policy deserves our support
Street votes could enable denser, more energy efficient, car-free neighbourhoods that people actually want, argues Ben Derbyshire
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NewsNatural England advice ‘overestimates new housing’s impact on nutrient pollution’
HBF urges councils to base nutrient neutrality figures on different criteria to those recommended by Natural England
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NewsMount Anvil’s revamped 31-storey tower on Isle of Dogs set for green light
Five storeys added to estate-regeneration scheme centrepiece for Mount Anvil and One Housing
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NewsPopulo Living’s Carpenters Estate regen plans approved
Notorious James Riley Point tower will be stripped back to its core and rebuilt to Passivhaus standard
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NewsStratford resi towers given green light
Two housing schemes drawn up by architects AHMM and Alison Brooks
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NewsCanada Water regen masterplan unveiled
British Land will deliver up to 3,000 net zero homes as part of its Canada Water scheme
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NewsDevelopment JV acquires Leeds site for more than 1,000 flats
Cole Waterhouse and Tonia Investments buy Marsh Lane Goods Yard site with permission for 1,012 flats
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CommentWe must get the design of the new Infrastructure Levy right
It is vital the proposed Infrastructure Levy boosts on-site affordable provision and avoids unintended consequences, writes Paul Hackett
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NewsGovernment allocates further £15m of funding to garden communities
Long Marston, Halsnead Garden Village and West Carclaze Garden Village to get a slice of the garden city cash
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NewsLand promoters call for action on ‘110,000-home annual affordable housing shortfall’
Report finds that having up-to-date local plans is key to delivering more affordable homes
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NewsVistry acquires 530-home site on 5,000-home Birmingham urban extension
Development in Sutton Coldfield will be 35% affordable
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NewsL&G commits to £4bn investment in West Midlands
Deal, which follows similar with St Modwen and Lovell, likely to see delivery of ‘thousands’ of homes
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NewsPlans for 307 off site homes approved in Burgess Hill, Sussex
Homes fruit of joint venture between Places for People and MMC housebuilder Ilke
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NewsGovernment lacks ‘political will’ to tackle housing crisis, says Jenrick
Former housing secretary warned manifesto commitments would not be met