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Google image of National Trust's Baggy Point car park. A small hut is at the entrance of the car park. A sign states 'join here today and support Baggy Point'. A number of cars are parked in the car park which is surrounded by fields.

National Trust overflow car park use extended

The site is currently permitted to open 28 days a year under a permitted development allowance.

The holiday let building, a large window the entire height of the wall is visible. Pine trees are planted in front of it.

Holiday let with 'horrendous' big window refused

A holiday let with a window described as massive and obtrusive is refused planning permission.

Maged Selim leans on a balcony from his apartment looking over the flat-roofed former steelworkers across the street which has been converted into a multi-use events space.

Venue's constant thudding keeps us awake - locals

Diecast's noise levels are not above legal limits, Manchester City Council says.

A muddy field with a fence around it. On the fence is a yellow sign reading 'area for future development - new homes here'. Behind the field is a row of new build home, some are still under construction.

Permission for 4,500 homes despite water concerns

The Environment Agency has replaced its objection with a recommendation that conditions be imposed.

The view from the Gooseneck looking over Ramsey Bay. In the foreground there are the ruins of an old cottage, and beyond that a town that sits by sea. There is a collection of buildings on the seafront backed by lots of green fields the further inland.

Development plan update expected in new year

The cabinet office will hold a consultation on an updates to the Area Plan for the North and West.

An empty unit sits above M&S Simply Food in Glasgow Central Station.

Plans approved for bar in Glasgow central station

Owners of All Bar One plan to lease the space above M&S Simply Food in the station.

Glasgow & West Scotland

A relaxed golden retriever lying on its back on grass.

Can classical music help soothe kennel planning row?

Can Bach sooth the barks? Kennel owner Catrin Davies certainly hopes so

Computer-generated image from planning documents, showing four-storey blocks of flats in red brick around a central green with sunken amphitheatre-style seating in the middle.

'Beneficial' plans for 115 flats set for rejection

Officials say the proposal is missing key detail on issues like parking and crime prevention.

A computer generated image of the proposed Aldi store on West Road in Bourne a large single storey building in grey with wood cladding on the corners

Aldi appeals against rejection of new supermarket

The proposed store in Bourne was refused planning permission by the local council in May.