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Britain is faced with a 'geography of discontent' amid a slowdown in productivity that is the worst in Europe bar Greece and Italy, according to a leading academic.
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13.12.2018Department for infrastructure | Infrastructure - Communications | Ireland | Northern Ireland | TechnologyThe business case for a new planning IT system will be published later this month and a start on procuring it should be under way by spring 2019, Northern Ireland’s chief planner Angus Kerr has announced in his latest update on current planning issues.
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13.12.2018A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 8 December-14 December, 2018
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13.12.2018Restrictions on maximum building heights in Ireland’s towns and cities have been lifted.
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13.12.2018A round-up of planning news in Scotland: 8 December-14 December, 2018
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13.12.2018The number of homes granted planning permission in England rose by 2 per cent in the year to the end of September, rising to 359,500.
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Crossrail is the latest major infrastructure scheme to run into trouble. But why does it happen so often? Huw Morris goes in search of answers
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Production-line homes could be one answer to the UK's housing shortage. But, as off-site manufacture prepares to join the mainstream, Serena Ralston asks if planning is lagging behind the technology
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In our continuing series on the future of housing, Conservative MP Richard Bacon tells Francesca Perry why he thinks we need a custom- and self-build revolution
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