A proposed 400kV grid connection near Laggan has reached park pre-application scrutiny, but no planning permission has been granted.
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A proposed 400kV grid connection near Laggan has reached park pre-application scrutiny, but no planning permission has been granted.
Mid Devon has extended consultation on East Cullompton design and delivery guidance until 30th October for its planned garden village.
A Chichester homeowner’s attempt to incorporate privately owned estate amenity land into a residential garden has failed after an Inspector considered the site’s open character.
Glasgow councillors have backed land negotiations linked to 171 proposed homes and three empty flats, but sales, compulsory purchase and planning remain separate stages.
Homes England has closed the under-11m cladding fund to new applicants, but valid submissions made before the deadline remain under assessment.
Environment Agency guidance now gives a normal four-month decision period for flood risk permits and highlights pre-application advice for England’s developers.
Peatland, archaeological and wildlife objections challenge the proposed eight-turbine Neshion Energy Park as Scottish ministers consider its electricity consent application.
Officers recommend approval for a 380-home Fishponds scheme with no affordable housing, ahead of Bristol’s 14th October committee meeting.
Bath and North East Somerset has published extra site selection evidence, with a 20th November deadline that does not extend the main consultation.
Urban&Civic and Homes England have lodged a cross-boundary neighbourhood proposal featuring 4,000 homes, schools, employment and transport infrastructure.
Inspector dismisses a Putney appeal to replace Victorian timber sash windows with uPVC, finding unacceptable conservation area harm despite claimed energy savings.
Cheshire East has lost government support for A500 improvements, raising questions about Crewe’s transport capacity and future housing growth.
An East Grinstead appeal rejects a tenth flat in a nine-home block over poor privacy, inadequate storage and unsecured habitat contributions.
An Inspector has dismissed two homes at Barr Lakes Lane, finding substantial Green Belt openness harm despite Walsall’s severe housing shortfall.
Housing associations say bringing forward £5.3bn of planned funding could support 41,000 additional homes outside London over ten years.
Belfast’s Clarence Court offices face a 233-room hotel proposal with a seventh-floor extension, now advertised for public comments.
Eryri National Park Authority has agreed to the quashing of a hydroelectric permission following a challenge over SSSI planning policy.
A Dunstable town-centre conversion loses its appeal as poor outlook and inadequate noise evidence outweigh the benefits of three new flats.
A two-home Slough appeal was dismissed after daylight and bat-survey failures, although the Inspector rejected objections over design and biodiversity net gain.
London’s draft spatial plan consultation closes at 5pm on 15th October, with far-reaching proposals for housing, Green Belt and industry.
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