Planning

Perceptions need to change if housebuilding targets are to be met, warns London First

Westminster wants to turn the West End's hectic gyratory into 'a world-class cultural and learning quarter'.

Earlier this month, the Duchess of Cornwall lost a long-running planning battle to thwart permission for her next door neighbour's "granny" flat.

Planning barrister Martha Grekos joins Hardwicke Chambers’ property team.

Planning inspector recommends Grosvenor's major Bermondsey build-to-rent development for refusal, ahead of a full planning meeting next month.

More wrangling over rejigged City Fringe scheme, as planners now deem the number of homes to be a 'significant under-provision'

Tucked-away scheme on Montpelier Mews will replace four semi-detached houses with a five-storey block

Mairead Flower & Gregg Boyd have joined Iceni Projects' London team

Relaxation of planning laws around fast food outlets will 'revive the sort of mixed-use high streets people love and want', says think tank

In Pictures: Studio Egret West's proposal for 2,500 new homes set in a "holistic landscape" near Thurrock

A consultation has been launched to look at ways of improving the Community Infrastructure Levy to speed up housing delivery

Housing Association's plan to replace the SW3 estate with a mix of private and social units rejected at appeal