Regeneration

Mixed views on the prime minister’s Covid-19 recovery plan

01.07.2020

Laura Edgar

Professionals across the built environment sector have broadly welcomed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s plans to reform the planning system in a bid to help the country recover from Covid-19, but some have cautioned against further deregulation.

Johnson outlines plans to change the use classes order

30.06.2020

Laura Edgar

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set out new regulations that will see buildings and land changing use without planning permission, with a policy paper due in July outlining how ‘England’s seven-decade-old planning system will be reformed for modern society’.

Appeals round-up: Plaque honouring 'not particularly old' bridge allowed; 116-home green belt scheme would not be exceptional

26.06.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 20 June-26 June, 2020

Plans submitted in Greenwich / Pixelflakes

Mixed-use scheme seeks to capitalise on Greenwich heritage

25.06.2020

Martin Read

Property developer U+I has made provision for around 1,500 new homes in plans submitted for a mixed-use scheme on London’s Greenwich Peninsula.

Leale’s Yard Regeneration Area / Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design

Regeneration framework adopted in Guernsey

17.06.2020

Laura Edgar

Guernsey | International | mixed-use | Plan Making - Master Planning | Regeneration

The States of Guernsey’s Development & Planning Authority has adopted a framework that seeks to bring a major site on the island back into use.

England round-up: Temporary changes to planning rules come into force in Cheltenham; Estate regeneration application submitted to London council

12.06.2020

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news in England: 6 June-12 June, 2020

Waterloo Estate / Havering Council and Wates Residential

Estate regeneration application submitted to London council

11.06.2020

Laura Edgar

Housing | London | London borough of havering | Regeneration

Havering Council and Wates Residential have submitted an application to regenerate the Waterloo Estate in Romford for the council’s planning committee to consider.

Labour calls for investigation into Jenrick’s Docklands project approval

01.06.2020

Huw Morris

The Labour Party has demanded that the Cabinet Office should investigate housing secretary Robert Jenrick’s approval of a £1 billion housing development which last week he...

Eden Project eyes up Dundee for new venture

01.06.2020

Roger Milne

The international arm of the organisation behind the groundbreaking Eden Project in Cornwall has confirmed that it is investigating the feasibility of locating a scheme in Dundee.

News in brief: Green building approved in London; Whitehaven regeneration plans set out

27.05.2020

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news: Wednesday 27 May, 2020

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