Council considers legal bid to block demolition of BDP’s Milton Keynes pyramid

The Architects’ JournalCouncil considers legal bid to block demolition of BDP’s Milton Keynes pyramid Labour-led Milton Keynes Council is receiving legal advice as to whether it can challenge a planning appeal that has paved the way for demolition of BDP’s landmark 1980s building The Point The post Council considers legal bid to block demolition of BDP’s Milton Keynes pyramid appeared first on The Architects’ JournalJosh Butler

Planning appeal process simplified by government

The new planning appeal process is expected to begin by the end of this year, streamlining decision-making to expedite appeal decisions. The post Planning appeal process simplified by government appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.

Planning appeal shake-up in bid to cut delays

The Architects’ JournalPlanning appeal shake-up in bid to cut delays The government is to roll out a ‘faster, simplified’ process for planning appeals which promises to remove ‘unnecessary administrative burdens’ The post Planning appeal shake-up in bid to cut delays appeared first on The Architects’ JournalJosh Butler

Developer wins planning appeal against luxury-flat demolition order

A developer has won its appeal against an order to demolish a luxury build-to-rent development but must remove orange cladding from the buildings. Greenwich Council issued an enforcement notice against Comer Homes in September 2023, arguing that the second phase of its Mast Quay development… The post Developer wins planning appeal against luxury-flat demolition order appeared first on Construction News.

Lidl wins planning appeal to build on land designated for housing

Proposals to build a supermarket, a care home and senior living homes on the site of the vacant Mercure Hotel near Wetherby were rejected by the council last year. The post Lidl wins planning appeal to build on land designated for housing appeared first on Property Week.