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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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25.04.2014Community | Community Engagement | food growing | National Planning Practice Guidance | Social infrastructure | UKA report aiming to encourage planning authorities to use food growing as a way to build healthy communities has been published.
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25.04.2014Community Engagement | England | Liverpool FC | North West | redevelopment | Regeneration | Social infrastructure | TurleyPlans are underway to expand Liverpool Football Club's stadium, which supports the wider Anfield area regeneration led by Liverpool City Council.
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25.04.2014Plans to build a £6m solar farm in Shropshire have been recommended for approval by council planning officers.
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24.04.2014Plans for a nine-storey, 200-bedroom privately-run student accommodation block next to the University of Ulster’s new Belfast campus have been submitted
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24.04.2014Dundee waterfront | Infrastructure | redevelopment | Regeneration | Scotland | Scottish Enterprise | Water & MarineDundee's waterfront project will receive £8.3m in funding from Scottish Enterprise, it has been announced.
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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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