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Latest News in East Midlands
Go-ahead for Nottingham Odeon plans
Plans for an office redevelopment of Nottingham city centre's old Odeon cinema on Angel Row have gained consent.
URC pushes ahead with £2bn Derby plans
URC Derby Cityscape is to forge ahead with plans for a £2bn regeneration of Derby city centre despite the economic downturn.
Leicester considers planning team cuts
Up to 20 planning and building control staff at Leicester City Council are under review due to a fall in applications, it emerged this week.
Planning Appeal Casebook
DC Casebook: Food and drink uses - Canopy allowed on fallback position
An enforcement notice directed against a canopy over an outdoor drinking area at a bar in Leicester has been quashed, an inspector giving significant weight to the argument that the structure would benefit from deemed consent with the addition of an advertisement.
In Depth
Planning Student Quiz 2009
Pit your wits against other teams in Planning Magazine's Student Quiz '09!
Resolving spatial strategy conflicts
Local authority planners' perception of a conflict in the parallel processes for setting development priorities is misplaced, Janice Morphet argues.
Northern Ireland: planning for the future
A more streamlined planning system aims to cut bureaucracy and involve politicians and the community in the process, explains Brian Sore.
Planning emissions cuts
Planners will play a key role in focusing political and technical attention on the scope for using low-energy technologies to significantly cut greenhouse gases, says Domenic Donatantonio.
2009 features list
Policy in East Midlands
Opinion
Anthony
Fyson
Fyson on ... the dangers of measuring heritage site protection
The dangers of measuring heritage site protection in economic not global enrichment terms.
Bryan
Johnston
Applications cut only scratches surface of planners' problems
It would make Scrooge's day. Some chief executives and top councillors have taken the recent...
