Waste & Recycling

Legal briefs: Heathrow rail link delayed by Covid-19 and court ruling; Appeal Court upholds fines over Birmingham listed building breaches

02.10.2020

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 26 September-2 October, 2020

Legal briefs: Mayor wades in on Liverpool zip wire debacle; Khan’s Belvedere incinerator challenge allowed

04.09.2020

Roger Milne

A round-up of legal news: 28 August-4 September, 2020

Northern Ireland round-up: Infrastructure commission in prospect; warning of impending water crisis

27.08.2020

Roger Milne

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 22 August-28 August, 2020

Covid-19 hits Thames Tideway on costs and timetable

25.08.2020

Huw Morris

The Thames Tideway ‘super sewer’ is expected to cost £233 million more and will open nine months later than expected as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

River Adur development / Conran and Partners

News in brief: 255 homes approved in West Sussex; Cherwell to review local plan

14.07.2020

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 14 July, 2020

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

Appeal: Newcastle housing scheme blocked over odour concerns

26.06.2020

Matt Moody

An inspector has ruled that plans for 58 flats downwind of Newcastle’s principal recycling and waste treatment facility could lead to odour complaints that would disrupt the city’s waste management services...

Northern Ireland round-up: DfI caught up in gold mine conflict-of-interest wrangle; Green light for Derry data centre

26.06.2020

Roger Milne

Department for infrastructure | Northern Ireland | Technology | Waste & Recycling

A round-up of planning news in Northern Ireland: 20 June-26 June, 2020

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DfI caught up in gold mine conflict-of-interest wrangle

26.06.2020

Roger Milne

Department for infrastructure | gold mine | Northern Ireland | Waste & Recycling

The Department for Infrastructure’s choice of consultancy to help it assess a controversial gold mine project has raised concerns over a possible conflict of interest as the company chosen once worked for the developer.

Appeals round-up: Vacated post office remains a community facility; Garage 'too small for a car' can become a study

19.06.2020

Matt Moody

A round-up of planning appeals: 13 June-19 June, 2020

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