Planning

34 Palace Court project designed by PDP London

JV developers CALA and City & Country have been given the go-ahead by planners for their residential redevelopment of the Donaldson's College building in Edinburgh.

After floating the idea in October, Sellar Property Group has submitted the actual plans for its 31 London Street scheme (now rebranded as Paddington Place).

The biggest planning fine in history has reportedly been handed down to a private developer after a six-storey block of flats went up in Hoxton without permission.

Tower Hamlets and Hackney have dealt Hammerson and Ballymore's controversial Bishopsgate Goodsyard scheme a hefty one-two by simultaneously rejecting the latest proposals.

Galliard Homes has netted planning permission for a major regeneration scheme in Wimbledon, south west London.

Historic England has decided to update its advice on the planning and design of tall buildings after of a surge of new applications in the capital.

London's oldest car park takes up nearly half an acre of Shepherd Market in Mayfair

For developers, changes announced in November's Spending Review signal a huge opportunity.

Although you might think your hands are tied, there are a number of ways to deal with the existing private agreements that may be hanging over a site, says Glenda Ferneyhough...

A major new scheme has just been given the thumbs up in Covent Garden, involving the complete demolition of a giant 80s office building.

The government has announced two new "garden towns", which will get £1.1m in new funding to help deliver up to 50,000 new homes between them.