Housing

Nottingham approves first phase of £650 million regeneration scheme

25.09.2020

Huw Morris

East Midlands | England | Housing | Leisure & Tourism

Planning permission has been granted to the first phase of Nottingham’s £650 million Island Quarter, the city’s biggest regeneration scheme in decades.

Major new Limerick neighbourhood shapes up

25.09.2020

Roger Milne

Housing | Ireland

Proposals for a new neighbourhood with thousands of new homes located on 40 hectares of publicly-owned land in Limerick city with Colbert rail station as a central transport hub have been unveiled this week.

Appeal: Inspector backs Kent village restaurant demolition for retirement flats

25.09.2020

Huw Morris

Plans to demolish a restaurant and build 14 retirement apartments in Kent have been allowed after an inspector ruled the venue was not a community facility.

Northern Ireland round-up: Belfast plots its economic recovery; Planning handling remains tardy; Coleraine hospital site okayed for homes

25.09.2020

Roger Milne

Housing | Northern Ireland

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 18 September-25 September, 2020

Ireland round-up: O’Brien mulls protected structure regime change; new Limerick neighbourhood shapes up; Cabinet felling reforms

25.09.2020

Roger Milne

Housing | Ireland

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 18 September-25 September, 2020

Scotland round-up: Flood policy sinks Kilmarnock development Go-ahead for Glenboig housing; B-listed Glasgow school lined up for homes

25.09.2020

Roger Milne

Housing | Scotland

A round-up of planning news in Scotland: 18 September-25 September, 2020

Wales round up: Much amended NPF heads to the Senedd; Gower common land swap bid; Capital student bedrooms switched to flats; Bus funding boost

25.09.2020

Roger Milne

Cymru | Housing

A round-up of planning news in Wales: 18 September-25 September, 2020

Appeal: Suffolk housing scheme dismissed on flood risk grounds

24.09.2020

Huw Morris

A 40-home development in Suffolk has been rejected after an inspector ruled the scheme was vulnerable to flooding amid conflicting assessments of risk to the site

Low-carbon placemaking the key to tackling climate change, conference hears

24.09.2020

Simon Wicks

Development that puts people first and which is shaped by the need to reduce emissions is the key to addressing climate change in the built environment, the Welsh Planner Live conference...

South Ribble rejects masterplan for 2,000-home development

24.09.2020

Huw Morris

Housing | North West

A masterplan by Taylor Wimpey and Homes England for a major development in South Ribble has been refused amid significant concerns from statutory consultees about the site’s deliverability.

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