Infrastructure - Green

News analysis: Accounting for nature improvements: Who pays?

09.04.2018

Catherine Early

As awareness of the concept of natural capital grows, ways of securing long-term investment in projects that can enhance it are being tested. Catherine Early reports from a conference dedicated to securing the financial future of...

Appeals round-up: Award-winning gym fails sequential test; Vacant unit preferred to takeaway in Luton

06.04.2018

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 31 March-6 April, 2018

MIPIM: Paving the way for global cities

27.03.2018

Simon Stanion

MIPIM was a reminder to planners and the property industry of the need for policy and practice to adapt to the demands of modern cities, says Simon Stanion

How modern cities are killing our ancient bodies – and what planners can do about it

31.01.2018

Gustav Milne

Modern cities are killing our Palaeolithic bodies, argues Gustav Milne. Although we can’t change our biology, we can change our living environments

News report: The government's environment plan: what you need to know

30.01.2018

Laura Edgar

It was long awaited but the New Year brought the government’s 25-year environment plan.

Legal briefs: Welsh government concedes over air quality challenge; Traders crowdfund Seven Sisters station redevelopment fight

26.01.2018

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 20 January-26 January, 2018

Appeal: Wind turbine could increase pink-footed goose mortality rate

26.01.2018

Matt Moody

Environmental | European protected species | Infrastructure - Green | wind turbine | Yorkshire

An inspector has blocked plans for a 58 metre wind turbine near the Humber Estuary that could provide electricity for up to 131 homes per year, taking a 'precautionary approach' in light of nearby...

Appeal: Setting of country house outweighs benefits of wind turbine

09.01.2018

Matt Moody

In a ‘finely balanced’ decision, an inspector has refused permission for a 35-metre wind turbine that would save 52 tonnes of carbon emissions each year because it would harm the setting of the...

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Adonis launches drive for young professionals panel

05.12.2017

Huw Morris

The UK’s up-and-coming planners, designers, architects and engineers are being encouraged to give their views on meeting the country’s future infrastructure needs.

Northern Ireland: round-up: Goldmine is biggest planning application, Prehistoric site turbine row, Noisy Belfast

01.12.2017

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 25 November-1 December, 2017

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