Government to create ‘AI growth zones’ to accelerate build-out of data centres
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The prime minister has announced the creation of artificial intelligence (AI) “growth zones” with fast-tracked planning arrangements to accelerate the build out of data centres after being asked to consider a bespoke use class for such facilities ..read more
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‘Reeves wants to introduce Planning and Infrastructure Bill before 26 March’
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A report that chancellor Rachel Reeves wants the government’s flagship Planning and Infrastructure Bill to be introduced “quickly” before a key fiscal announcement in late March leads our daily round-up of planning news in other media ..read more
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Two businessmen ordered to pay £190,000 for operating ‘illegal’ car garage
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A court has ordered two businessmen to pay out £190,000 for using a house “illegally” as a workshop and storage area, following a successful prosecution by a city council ..read more
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Inspector cites 'chronic undersupply' of housing in allowing 278 homes on strategic open space
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A planning inspector has allowed a land promoter's appeal for up to 278 homes on a former golf course designated as an open space, ruling that the scheme would help address the area's "chronic undersupply" of market and affordable housing and citing its 20 per cent biodiversity net gain.  ..read more
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‘Sobering’ government survey finds 97% of planning departments report skills gaps
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Some 97 per cent of planning departments in England that responded to the government’s first annual survey of local authority planning capacity and skills reported a planning skills gap while 91 per cent said they had experienced “some difficulty” with recruiting staff ..read more
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‘Birmingham Airport granted permission to increase night flight cap’
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A report that Birmingham Airport has received permission to increase its night time flight cap leads our daily round-up of planning news in other media ..read more
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Developer wins appeal for controversial tower blocks scheme but is ordered to remove orange cladding
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A developer ordered to tear down and rebuild two tower blocks in south-east London because they did not comply with the planning permission has won an appeal for the scheme as built, but been told to remove orange cladding and make other changes ..read more
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Housing Land Supply Watch: Council’s supply pipeline plummets by six years after its housing need jumps 171%
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A council has seen its housing land supply fall by more than six years, after its annual local housing need (LHN) figure more than doubled following the government’s changes to the standard method and the reintroduction of a five per cent buffer in its supply calculation ..read more
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Seven key planning takeaways from Rayner’s select committee appearance
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The secretary of state for housing Angela Rayner appeared before the housing, communities and local government committee this week (Tuesday, 7 January). Here are seven key planning points she made ..read more
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Ten key things you need to know from the past week
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The ten most important news stories of the past week, including the government revising the previous administration’s local plan intervention criteria and the housing secretary suggesting the government will introduce its Planning and Infrastructure Bill “around” March ..read more
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