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Councils seek €40 million to help beef up staffing in planning departments nationwide - Vimarsana News

Councils seek €40 million to help beef up staffing in planning departments nationwide

Local authorities have sought funding from the Government to recruit an additional 541 planning staff.

Lomond Banks development wins support of community charities in Balloch - Vimarsana News

Lomond Banks development wins support of community charities in Balloch

PLANS to put a tourism and leisure complex on the southern banks of Loch Lomond have won the support of a key local heritage and conservative…

Flamingo Land: Loch Lomond plans backed by conservation charity | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter - Vimarsana News

Flamingo Land: Loch Lomond plans backed by conservation charity | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

A CONSERVATION charity has given its conditional backing to the controversial plans for a £40 million tourism development at the southern end of…

Blog: What section 76 means for Northern Ireland's housing market - Vimarsana News

Blog: What section 76 means for Northern Ireland's housing market

Next year will see a renewed focus of Section 76 across all of Northern Ireland’s 11 boroughs. This considerable shift in focus comes as a result of local councils producing their own Local Development Plans for the first time and Northern Ireland’s maturing housing development market. Emerging policies in the new

Local government projects explore how best to digitise UK planning process with GIS - Vimarsana News

Local government projects explore how best to digitise UK planning process with GIS

Esri UK today announced the winners of a competition to find local planning authorities with innovative ideas, for how best to use geospatial technology to help modernise the UK planning process. Attracting almost 50 entries, the three winning councils were Nottingham City, Dacorum Borough Council and South Ayrshire who will work with Esri UK to make their