Planning
Government cooks up takeaway-to-resi plans
Relaxation of planning laws around fast food outlets will 'revive the sort of mixed-use high streets people love and want', says think tank
Plans go in for a new wellbeing-focused neighbourhood in Essex
In Pictures: Studio Egret West's proposal for 2,500 new homes set in a "holistic landscape" near Thurrock
Government looks to reform developer contributions
A consultation has been launched to look at ways of improving the Community Infrastructure Levy to speed up housing delivery
Minister knocks back Clarion’s plan for Chelsea’s William Sutton Estate
Housing Association's plan to replace the SW3 estate with a mix of private and social units rejected at appeal
Planners approve Zaha Hadid’s Vauxhall Cross Island
Gulf-backed developer wins approval for two striking new mixed-use towers next to Vauxhall Station
RBKC rules on high-profile Melbury Road basement battle
Planners conditionally approve pop star's subterranean extension after a five-year slog...
Kent planners approve another ‘exceptional’ Country House Clause home
Guy Holloway Architects' Deer House promises to be "one of the most efficient new houses in the UK"
Green light for ‘unique’ custom build neighbourhood in Essex
Collaboration between developer Village Makers and local farmer Pete Thompson offers buyers the chance to build their own eco-homes in the midst of fruit orchards
Green light for Delancey’s Elephant & Castle ‘town centre’ project
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has given the final thumbs-up for the controversial Allies & Morrison-designed mixed-use reinvention of Elephant & Castle
Housing is the ‘overwhelming priority’ for city leaders
A recent survey indicates that boosting the supply of housing is the number one priority for elected city leaders around the country
Westminster blocks Mayfair mansion-to-casino scheme; waves through Belgravia behemoth
Applications to redevelop significant buildings on Brick Street and Belgrave Square were submitted as a land use package by super-prime developer Fenton Whelan
Plans go in for a new cultural, educational & residential neighbourhood in East London
The planning application for Stratford Waterfront includes 600 new homes, as the London Legacy Development Corporation looks to create an "East Bank" district around the Olympic Park