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Latest News in Northern Ireland
Heritage Fund announces £15m awards
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has awarded £15.6m to a range of heritage projects across the UK.
Planning Magazine 2009 features list
The Planning Magazine 2009 features list is now available.
Fast consent path trialled
The Northern Ireland Government wants all 26 councils in the province to join a scheme to speed up the planning process by the spring after the success of a pilot project.
- Project heralds dramatic curb to school run
- 'Positive' results in NI planning shake-up
- Tourist attractions to benefit from Belfast funding injection
- Ulster offshore renewables study underway
- West Belfast regeneration plans unveiled
- Titanic attraction secures £43m funding
- Northern Ireland to review applications
Planning Appeal Casebook
Ancillary retail allowed at trade park
An inspector has quashed enforcement notices directed against the sale of goods to the public from four units at a trading park in Hampshire but refused to allow a fifth because of the potential impact on a town centre.
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 Northern Ireland
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...




