All Planning articles
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NewsBlow for 31/44 Architects as minister calls in bell foundry plans
Whitechapel heritage and hotel project will go to public inquiry
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News
Raynsford condemns permitted development for ‘still producing slums’
Former housing minister calls for urgent reform in update to planning review
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News
Khan fights to keep architect retention clauses in London Plan
But mayor accepts reliance on small sites is ‘unrealistic’ and capital’s housing target must fall
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Inquiry into Hawkins Brown’s huge Brentford scheme set to open
Hearing kicks off on controversial 441-home development in west London
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Square Mile planning chief announces retirement
Annie Hampson oversaw rise of eastern tall buildings cluster and backed Fosters’ Tulip
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Sadie Morgan and Jamie Fobert land New Year Honours
Tate St Ives architect and dRMM founding director among 2020 recipients
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Queen’s speech: What does it mean for architecture?
Boris Johnson’s government outlines legislative plans for next five years
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Features
What architects should know about planners
Victoria Hills hits back at Amin Taha’s remarks on the poor architectural knowledge of planners
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News
Fears as city eyes big cuts to planning team
Sheffield could slice departmental headcount by more than a quarter, leak suggests
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News
License property developers to stop speculators, says Zogolovitch
Trading consented land has become a disease, warns architect and developer
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Housing secretary outlines plans to reform permitted development
Jenrick reveals he is minded to use ’permission in principle’ to enforce quality
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News
Poor design will no longer get through planning, warns Jenrick
Housing minister promises ‘generational’ changes to planning system
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Lukewarm welcome for national design guide – that doesn’t mention architects
’Grave risk contents will fall on stony ground’
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Opinion
Back to planning school
In his first lesson from an illuminating new lecture series, David Rudlin learnt that the 70s was the decade when the post-war planning consensus died
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News
Green light for Allies & Morrison’s £3bn Canada Water job
Work on huge mixed-use scheme to start next summer
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News
‘Give councils more power over infrastructure planning’
Without integrated strategy it will be impossible to meet challenges, says RTPI
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News
Purcell's plans for Camden Town Hall refurb set for green light
Council resolved to grant planning permission
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Ministry picks Tibbalds and Design Council for design guide
Visual tool will form part of revised Design Planning Practice Guidance
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Minister overturns rejected plans to build 800 homes on golf course
Decision to approve FPCR’s Birmingham scheme was one of James Brokenshire’s last acts as housing secretary
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98% of public don’t trust developers, research shows
Findings of survey by developer Grosvenor echo Building Beautiful commission’s recommendations
