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The Planner is keeping track of the coronavirus (Covid-19) related policy changes and pledges as they arise. Below you can find links to our coverage and sources you might find useful.
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23.02.2016coastal communities | Cymru | England | houses in multilple occupation | Housing | Infrastructure | Newport | student accommodation | tourism | UKA round-up of planning news: Tuesday 23 February, 2016
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23.02.2016London boroughs need stronger planning powers to “clamp down” on fast-food outlets near schools in the fight against childhood obesity, according to London Councils.
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22.02.2016Housing | Scotland | Scottish election | Scottish Federation of Housing Associations | Scottish GovernmentThe Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has called on political parties to acknowledge housing’s “vital” contribution to Scotland’s health and wellbeing in the run-up to May’s election.
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22.02.2016It’s “full-steam ahead” for plans to establish a new Mayoral Development Corporation to drive forward regeneration and local economic growth in the Tees Valley, says Lord Heseltine.
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22.02.2016The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has launched its objectives for 2015 to 2020, which includes measures to drive up housing supply and devolve powers to boost local growth.
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Robyn Skerratt has become RTPI Young Planner of the Year at an extraordinarily challenging time. But Covid-19 won’t stop her building bridges between professions, as Simon Wicks discovers
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While government policy is moving back towards zero-carbon housing, some housebuilders are looking to leapfrog policy requirements in the race to cut emissions. Matt Moody reports.
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Once home to the production of Acid Drops and Black Bullets, the former Maynards sweet factory in Newcastle has been repurposed once more and now offers a ‘golden ticket’ to local digital and creative businesses
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