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A judge has ruled that the A5 dual carriageway scheme, approved by Stormont ministers in 2024, should not go ahead because of ...
Among a host of enhancements, the agency will be tasked with delivering private housing and unlocking publicly owned ...
This week saw a public inquiry into a proposed wind farm extension at Ben Aketil on Skye, after months of controversy ...
The Welsh Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning, Rebecca Evans, has announced that new planning fee regulations will be introduced by the end of this year.
The Planning Inspectorate has said that changes to appeals decided via written representations will deliver a ‘faster, more ...
The UK can remain on track to achieve its net zero emissions target by 2050, but only with intensification of carbon ...
Lenders attempting to gain control of Thames Water have demanded that the government block legal challenges from campaigners, ...
A pub on London’s Strand has been granted planning permission after concerns around levels of activity, noise and disturbance ...
The RTPI’s chief executive, Dr Victoria Hills, says the institute supports the long-term and integrated approach to ...
Councillors at Bedford Borough Council will consider withdrawing the area’s local plan 2040 from examination and start on a ...
The government's housing agency, Homes England, has acquired land at Ripon Barracks from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) for ...
Just one in five planning departments in England are currently fully staffed, according to Freedom of Information (FoI) data collected by UNISON.