Regeneration

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Two North East riverside regeneration schemes approved

26.11.2020

Huw Morris

Two major city centre riverside regeneration schemes in the North East have received the green light, both of them secured by the same planning consultancy.

Appeals round-up: Cycle space requirement for HMO halved; Norfolk scrape could cause more harm than good

20.11.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 14 November-20 November, 2020

Called-in: Jenrick rejects £271m Norwich regeneration scheme

20.11.2020

Matt Moody

Controversial plans to redevelop a shopping centre in Norwich, strongly opposed by heritage campaigners for its proposed 20-storey tower, have been refused permission by the housing secretary against...

Ireland round-up: State commits €110m for pivotal Waterford development; Greenways funding boost

13.11.2020

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Ireland: 7 November-13 November, 2020

State commits €110m for pivotal Waterford development

13.11.2020

Roger Milne

Ireland | mixed-use | Regeneration | waterford

The Irish Government has announced funding of €110 million for Waterford’s North Quays development, currently the state’s ‘largest urban regeneration project’.

News in brief: RTPI Cymru announces young planner of the year; Kingston working on district heating network

10.11.2020

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 10 November, 2020

News in brief: Consultation begins on former Nottingham shopping centre; RTPI announces new fellows

27.10.2020

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 27 October, 2020

Appeal: 650-home scheme approved following cancelled inquiry

23.10.2020

Matt Moody

East Midlands | Housing | public inquiry | Regeneration | unopposed

Plans for 650 homes near Chesterfield can go ahead after the council dropped its opposition to the scheme following the adoption of its new local plan, as an inspector found no material considerations to...

Appeals round-up: Ammonia from poultry droppings could harm protected heath; Mechanical ventilation justifies Luton GPDO conversion

16.10.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planing appeals: 10 October-16 October, 2020

Appeal: £50m Southend leisure complex wins inspector’s approval

16.10.2020

Matt Moody

Plans to build a major leisure complex on a council-owned car park near the Southend seafront can go ahead after an inspector decided that the scheme’s economic benefits outweighed its conflict with the...

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