Stonehenge has made it onto the latest in a long series of ‘heritage at risk’ lists…
The Rubble Club, the organisation for architects who have had a building demolished in their own lifetime, is on the brink of announcing its first annual award to commemorate The Best Demolished Building.
Five UK sites have made it onto the ‘watch list’ of a charity dedicated to preserving historic monuments.
Conservatism with a small c could be coming back into fashion, if the Tories win the next election.
Interesting news today of plans to resurrect the Euston Arch, one of the most high-profile victims of overzealous post-war planning in the capital.
BBC2 series Saving Britain’s Past has been a real treat. Last night it told the story of the battle for the redevelopment of Covent Garden in London.
The UN education, science and culture body Unesco has shown its teeth and removed Dresden’s baroque cityscape’s world heritage status.
Latest news from PlanningResource.co.uk- Welsh Government to revise section 106 guidance
- Two Teesside schemes awarded £8.1m from Regional Growth Fund
- MPs back green rules against 'desperate' dash for growth
- Start planning for Crossrail 2 now, says business group
- Enfield unveils 5,000-home regeneration masterplan
- Islington launches High Court student halls challenge
- Focus on priorities has allowed us to continue regeneration: HCA chief
- Councils 'to keep 50 per cent of business rates'
- York approves out of town stadium retail scheme
- Hammerson gets go-ahead for Croydon shopping centre revamp
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