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A report commissioned by the Irish Concrete Federation (ICF) has found that the supply of aggregates needed for construction ...
As of 1 August 2025, a new statutory rule will come into operation to streamline decision-making in the planning system.
Proposals for three wind farms across Wales have been developed by Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru, the country’s publicly owned ...
A proposal for a holiday development in Hawick, Scotland, has been submitted to the Scottish Borders Council by Center Parcs, ...
Three Wi-Fi masts proposed in the Horniman Museum and Gardens in South London have been refused because of their impact on ...
Milton Keynes City Council is contemplating legal action against the Planning Inspectorate’s decision to allow the demolition ...
A North London landlord has been ordered to pay more than £82,000 in fines, costs and surcharges for breaching planning ...
The lack of a credible pipeline of major projects is holding back planning for investment in infrastructure, according to MPs ...
Government plans to loosen biodiversity net gain (BNG) rules for small home builders would allow an area the size of ...
A planning inspector has determined that a large solar farm in Kent could have delivered the same benefits and avoided impacting nearby historic buildings if it had been better designed.
Horsham District Council is ‘unable to demonstrate a five year supply of housing or anything close to it,’ a shortage which has seen up to 800 homes approved on the town’s golf club.