England round-up: Clegg presses for meanwhile use in the North, enough brownfield for a million homes
A round-up of planning news in England: 22 November-28 November, 2014
Clegg presses for meanwhile use in the North
Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg would like to find temporary uses for vacant buildings in Northern cities.
Brownfield land has space for one million homes, says CPRE
The Campaign to Protect Rural England’s (CPRE) report From Wasted Space To Living Spaces, published this week, suggests that England has the brownfield capacity to build a million homes.
Relocating? Take your solar panels with you
The government revealed plans to make it easier for businesses to move their solar panels when they relocate.
Theale Lake floating homes plans 'downsized'
Plans for a waterside development in Berkshire that includes floating homes are to be downsized, says the developer.
Oxford Westgate Centre approved
A £500m project to transform Oxford's Westgate Centre has been approved.
Leamington Old Town multi-million Cultural Quarter plans
Multi-million pound plans to breathe new life into Leamington's Old Town are set to be revived and expanded.
Planning go-ahead for Cumbria Council's new £10m HQ
Cumbria County Council has given itself the final all-clear to build a new £10.4 million headquarters in Carlisle.
Roseacre Wood fracking: Environment Agency 'minded to grant' permits
The Environment Agency (EA) says it is "minded to grant" permits to energy firm Cuadrilla to frack during exploration for shale gas in Lancashire.
London Road bridge in Derby opens after £7m revamp
A bridge that has been closed to motorists in Derbyshire for more than a year has reopened after a £7m revamp.
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