Tanaiste hits out at 'extremely insensitive' plan to redevelop site of Creeslough tragedyThe planning decision for a new development at a tragedy site in Creeslough is insensitive to the victims' families.
Fuel Ventures backs PlanningHub's AI-powered solution to modernise UK property planningPlanningHub's AI technology aims to revolutionize the UK property planning system, making it more efficient and accessible.The investment will accelerate PlanningHub's mission, potentially saving the UK economy £1.2 billion annually.
Planners recommended against nuclear plant in 2019 over Welsh language and cultural concernsHitachi's nuclear plant proposal was rejected due to concerns about its impact on the Welsh language and local culture.
Legal challenges to infrastructure projects to be blocked in push for growthThe UK government plans to limit legal challenges to major infrastructure projects to stimulate economic growth.
Ireland needs 80,000 more workers to fix roads, homes and powerIreland needs a structured, long-term approach to address significant infrastructure deficits, particularly in housing and transport.
UK prepared to loosen planning rules for massive datacentersBritain's planning system hinders datacenter development; reforms are urged for clarity and to expedite approvals at the national level.
Legal challenges to infrastructure projects to be blocked in push for growthThe UK government plans to limit legal challenges to major infrastructure projects to stimulate economic growth.
Ireland needs 80,000 more workers to fix roads, homes and powerIreland needs a structured, long-term approach to address significant infrastructure deficits, particularly in housing and transport.
UK prepared to loosen planning rules for massive datacentersBritain's planning system hinders datacenter development; reforms are urged for clarity and to expedite approvals at the national level.
You can't avoid building new housing, minister tells councilsLocal authorities face mandatory housebuilding targets with no flexibility to refuse, aiming for 370,000 new homes annually in England.
Rural Kent on the frontline of PM's battle to buildThe government plans to force councils to consider building on green belt land to address the housing crisis.
You can't avoid building new housing, minister tells councilsLocal authorities face mandatory housebuilding targets with no flexibility to refuse, aiming for 370,000 new homes annually in England.
Rural Kent on the frontline of PM's battle to buildThe government plans to force councils to consider building on green belt land to address the housing crisis.
Mineral shortages threaten UK homebuilding as planning system fails to keep paceThe UK homebuilding sector faces a crisis due to a shortage of essential minerals, exacerbated by a slow mineral planning system.
Davey denies Lib Dems leading opposition to new homesSir Ed Davey denies Lib Dems oppose new homes, emphasizes community-led approach for affordable housing.