Minerals
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14.08.2020building design | Business & Enterprise | Climate Change | Community Engagement | Design | disability | Environmental | Finance & Viability | GPDO | Green Belt | Heritage | Housing | Infrastructure - Energy | listed building | Minerals | mining | noise impact | Regeneration | UK | wind turbineA round-up of planning appeals: 8 August-14 August, 2020
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20.07.2020cla | Coronavirus | country land and business association | Economic Growth | England | Green Belt | Minerals | permitted development | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Policy & Politics | Rural | rural planningThe Country Land and Business Association (CLA) has suggested that a review of green belt policy should be conducted because ‘perpetual tinkering’ with it does not deliver certainty for farmers, planning authorities or developers.
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03.07.2020Community Engagement | county tyrone | Development Management & Enforcement | Minerals | Nichola Mallon | Northern Ireland | sperrin mountainsInfrastructure minister Nichola Mallon has confirmed that a public inquiry will be held into the planning application for the Dalradian mine project in the Sperrin Mountains.
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19.06.2020A round-up of planning news in England: 13 June-19 June, 2020
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18.06.2020The minerals planning system should be reformed so that it guarantees the supply of the minerals required to support construction of homes and infrastructure.
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05.02.2020The court’s decision today (5 February) overturns a Court of Appeal ruling on the issue, and asserts that openness does not imply freedom from all forms of potential development.
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21.01.2020Development Management & Enforcement | Devolution | midland metro | Minerals | Perth and Kinross Council | purfleet | Regeneration | Sheffield | UK | WorcestershireA round-up of planning news: Tuesday 21 January, 2020
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05.11.2019Shale gas exploration firm Cuadrilla has pledged to work with the regulator and prove that fracking is safe following a government moratorium.
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04.11.2019The government has imposed a moratorium on fracking for shale gas, ending a 10 year policy of supporting the controversial extraction process.
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04.11.2019The UK’s first deep coal mine in decades is to go ahead after the government decided not to intervene.
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