24 May 2019
- 25-Year Environment Plan slowly takes shape amid Brexit delays
- Barry incinerator in ‘potential breach’ of planning permission
- Government defends progress on natural capital
Barry incinerator in ‘potential breach’ of planning permission
23 May 2019
BEIS to invest £28m in Coventry battery centre
Policy »
Government defends progress on natural capital
24 May 2019
Peel Ports looks to £140m redevelopment of Hunterston site
23 May 2019
Public opposition to fracking rises along with support for wind power
17 May 2019
Liverpool to assess business case for Mersey tidal power scheme
16 May 2019
Reform announced for ‘fragmented’ Welsh planning system
16 May 2019
Practice »
25-Year Environment Plan slowly takes shape amid Brexit delays
24 May 2019
Park and ride homes raise flooding, wildlife and congestion fears
23 May 2019
New York first US city to cap building emissions
17 May 2019
N.Ireland fracking application stirs cross-border issues
17 May 2019
Planning departments turning to drones to offset resource constraints
16 May 2019
Permitting »
Planning Inspectorate ponders new gas-fired power plant for Immingham
16 May 2019
Five steps to a digitised planning system
16 May 2019
‘Unplanned flaring’ at petrochemical plant provokes SEPA investigation
3 May 2019
Offshore wind licensing exemption period to be extended
8 Feb 2019
Environment Agency approves tighter permitting for Palmers Wood oilfield
8 Feb 2019