Thanks to ‘placemaking’, thriving communities are hollowing out, to be replaced by luxury apartments and expensive restaurants, says author Anna Minton

Exclusive: expert raises concerns over quantities allowed to be discharged from nuclear fuel factory near Preston

After the high court ruled one high-profile scheme unlawful, it is important to make the case for LTNs. Luckily, there is a strong one to make, says Izzy Romilly of climate charity Possible

For five years residents have complained about traffic being pushed on to other roads. Finally they’re being listened to, says Joseph Harker, the Guardian’s senior editor, diversity and development

The former PM's call for a change of course is rejected by Downing Street but welcomed by the Tories and Reform.

Ministers are ready to be relentless over planning reform. There is a skills gap though – and they must be brave enough to fill it, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Our public services are essential, natural monopolies, just as much critical national infrastructure as British Steel. The government should step in to protect them.

Average bus speeds in London have reached a ten-year low. Despite promises and targets to speed buses up, no progress has been made.

Study highlights public sector-owned car parks could raise a potential £6 billion in land sales for HM Treasury.

Road scheme investment will save thousands of hours for commuters, tourists and freight every week.

“our new National Planning Policy Framework….affirms the vital importance of planning, the central role of planning professionals in shaping our communities anew, and the route to many more, and more ...