Browsing: planning

The fishing quay on the beach at Joal is usually so crowded with women dealing with the day’s catch that you can barely glimpse the sea.…

My mother, Jill Tattersall, who has died aged 95, helped to change the face of healthcare by co-founding a clinic providing contraception for unmarried women and…

Julie Gould 00:10Hello and welcome to Working Scientist, a Nature Careers podcast. I’m Julie Gould.This is the sixth and final episode of the career planning series,…

Last-minute changes to the government’s landmark planning bill have sparked a furious backlash from nature groups who have mounted an attack on the chancellor, Rachel Reeves,…

Ministers are making it easier to build new windfarms, reservoirs and large housing developments as part of a series of changes to the government’s planning and…

Food costs keep squeezing household budgets across the country, with grocery bills still causing the biggest sticker shock. To help people cope, we’ve tested different money-saving…

It isn’t just the countryside and its residents that are suffering due to HS2 (‘It’s been beyond difficult’: earthworks of HS2 take toll on Chilterns residents,…

Rachel Reeves is set to announce a round of planning changes before the budget as a way to kickstart Britain’s sluggish economic growth, but ministers are…

The withdrawal of the UK from the Aarhus convention (Starmer asks Conservative peer to write planning bill to block judicial reviews, 27 September) would deter ordinary…

Your article on contraception misinformation does not consider the long history of medical misogyny (Online misinformation putting women off contraceptive pill, study finds, 13 September). I…