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30 Mar 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

Industry bodies will take united lobbying to Parliament in their bid to secure drought exemptions for landscaping projects.

Simplified National Planning Policy Framework published

27 Mar 2012

A simplified planning framework was published today, with planning minister Greg Clark insisting it will support growth and help create homes and jobs.

Mass hosepipe bans are rolled out across the South East

12 Mar 2012 | by Jez Abbott

Water companies have announced blanket hosepipe bans across the south east of England in response to a Drought Prospects report from the Environment Agency.

Planter orders ditched over fears of Olympics design copyright breach

09 Mar 2012

A floral features firm that created a planter to mark the Olympic Games torch relay has scrapped its design for fear that it would be sued by the event's organisers.

Government flood policy under attack

08 Feb 2012 | by Gavin McEwan

Policy on flood defence criticised for failing to recognise role of agriculture and food production.

CPRE survey finds planning policy under fire

02 Dec 2011

Research has shown many local authorities are critical of the Government's National Planning Policy Framework.

Industry welcomes Chancellors's autumn statement but fears persist

02 Dec 2011

The chancellor's autumn statement - which promised a delay in a 3p rise in fuel duty due in January, a £30bn programme of public works and a pledge to underwrite £40bn in loans for small businesses - has been welcomed by industry figures.

Chancellor George Osbourne's autumn statement - what it means for horticulture

29 Nov 2011

The Chancellor's autumn statement brought mixed fortunes for horticultural businesses and organisations across the UK.

Royal Town Planning Institute supports Localism Bill - with reservations

15 Nov 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) has declared its support for the underlying objectives of the Localism Bill and welcomed the central role of planning at the heart of the localism agenda.

London mayor pledges £20m to repair riot-torn streets

26 Aug 2011

Every riot-hit street, square and parade in Tottenham and Croydon is to be repaired thanks to a £20m funding boost announced by the mayor of London last week.

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