All Planning articles – Page 27
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NewsSelf-build homes planned for Queen's Scottish estate
Prince’s Foundation will oversee design of Balmoral houses
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NewsCouncils urge government to scrap home extension plans
LGA says proposals would cause “unslightly development”
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NewsFat and Grayson Perry win permission for Living Architecture house
Two-bedroom holiday home in Essex gets approval on second attempt
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News6a's Abramovich plans draw ire of neighbours
Residents vow to fight proposed extension of Chelsea FC owner’s London home
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NewsLib Dems join growing opposition to home extension plans
Party conference votes to oppose government proposals to relax planning rules
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NewsBacklash against government home extension plans grows
Ministers face local government revolt after RIBA survey revealed public opposition
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NewsLondon Legacy Development Corporation to take on planning powers
Corporation to take planning decisions from start of October
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NewsScotland announces planning policy review
Consultation to inform Britain’s third planning framework
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NewsLibeskind calls for greater public involvement in architecture
Successful cities must give citizens a role in development decisions says architect
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NewsRIBA slams home extension proposals after poll reveals public’s concern
More than half of respondents say government plans will mean poor design quality
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NewsWestminster Council ready to protect views from tall buildings
Head of conservation welcomes Unesco intervention over Waterloo schemes
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OpinionWill architects benefit from relaxed planning rules?
Yes, says Manuel Nogueira, it’s a positive step even though it relies on proper implementation; while Ian Hogarth is tired of government ‘simplifications’ making things worse
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OpinionCameron's lost the planning plot
The proposals to change the planning system are absurd and ludicrous — just like the NPPF. (“Cameron announces further shake-up of planning” bdonline September 6).
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NewsRichard Rogers: greenbelt reforms will suck life from towns
Architect warns that government planning changes will ‘fetter recovery’
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NewsIndustry backs Cameron's home extension plan
But RIBA and Design Council Cabe say design quality must be protected
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NewsCameron announces further shake-up of planning
Projects to be fast-tracked and affordable housing waived in bid to boost growth
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NewsGovernment plans £50bn construction push
Judicial reviews and planning inquiries set to be shortened