‘Council votes to close 900-year-old market’
A report that a council has voted to close a historic meat market due to…
Browsing: Regeneration
Planners need to anticipate, rather than react to, economic bombshells, by Graeme Bell
A former colleague taught our columnist that planners should prepare for the worst, in economic…
Planners should be enablers of play, by Graeme Bell
The profession should support sport- and recreation-led regeneration, and help secure healthy, happy communities both…
Award for Community-led Placemaking
WINNER: Blackbird Leys, Submitted by JTP, Peabody, Oxford City Council https://www.planningresource.co.uk/article/1876247/award-community-led-placemaking
Room 106, ep87: The implications of the proposed new presumption in favour of brownfield development
The award-winning Planning team extracts the latest key planning news from the blizzard of new…
GLA planning chief urges city councils to integrate land use and transport
A city region planning chief has suggested that urban local authorities integrate their land use…
New ‘regeneration partnership’ to deliver 20,000 homes by 2033 in northern city’s six ‘priority neighbourhoods’, government announces
The government has announced the establishment of a new regeneration partnership – between government agency…
Council’s 2,000-home estate regeneration scheme that proposes 43% biodiversity net gain given green light
A borough’s plans for a 2,000-home scheme that it describes as “one of London’s largest…
Developer blames ‘planning delays’ and Tory government in withdrawing from 1,100-home regeneration scheme
The developer behind a controversial 1,100-home city centre regeneration scheme has withdrawn from the project…
DLUHC allocates £60m to 60 councils to ‘deliver 6,000 homes’ on brownfield land
Sixty councils across England have been awarded a total of £60m from the second tranche…