Planning
Inland wins approval for its flagship £350m Beaconsfield resi scheme
100-acre former MoD site will deliver 350 new homes in a new neighbourhood in Beaconsfield
Shaftesbury bags planning approval for mixed-use Carnaby Street scheme
Half-acre island site will deliver 15 one- and two-bed penthouse apartments in the heart of Soho
Brownfield redevelopment levels at five-year low
New government figures are a 'clear indication that more must be done to realise the full potential of derelict and vacant land', says CPRE
Westbrook’s Dolphin Square development plan dismissed by Westminster Council
Pimlico enclave's £400m extension rejected by planners after heritage bodies weigh-in
Plans go in for 400-home development in Exeter
Eutopia Homes has submitted plans for a £90m residential scheme on a 15-acre railway depot site in Devon
RBKC refuses 427-home West Cromwell Road scheme
Planners knock back Londonewcastle's new plans for significant W14 site; push a decision on Notting Hill's Newcombe House to November
Permitted development rights extended as planning red tape axed
Homeowners in England are free to build larger rear extensions without full planning permission
Plans go in for 19-unit Sandbanks scheme
Bracken Group has submitted plans to replace a locally-listed C19th building on Sandbanks with a 19-apartment new-build scheme
Green light for two-house Notting Hill mews development
Super-prime building firm W11 is creating a pair of new mews houses off Chepstow Road
Housing Minister calls in ZHA’s Vauxhall Cross towers
Vauxhall Cross Island was approved by Lambeth Council last year
The Deep End: Avoiding headaches in basement building
Two very different mega-basement projects in Surrey and Knightsbridge demonstrate how these types of schemes come with their own unique set of factors, write Emma Shipp & Deborah Sharples...
‘I fear we’ll have the Thames lined with derelict towers’, warns former City planning chief
Not enough is being put aside from service charges to cover essential future refurb works in the London's rising residential schemes, says Peter Rees