Planning
Government moves to take a more ‘muscular’ role in forcing developers to build on sites more quickly
Sajid Javid calls for "use it or lose it" planning permissions and more compulsory purchase orders to dissuade developers from "land-banking"
Westminster takes tough line on Regent’s Park mansion scheme
Westbourne Capital Partners looking to return a Grade I terrace back into 13 single residences
Berkeley & Mount Anvil schemes scoop top gongs at Planning Awards
Abell & Cleland awarded Best Place to Live; Dollar Bay named Best New Iconic Building
New affordable housing rules ‘will sound the death knell for many SME developers’
A change to the rules on affordable housing for smaller sites would have a devastating effect on the very business the Government is trying to support, warns Adam Hesse, Director at Aston Mead Land &…
New housing can be affordable and homely if builders learn lessons from the car industry – and IKEA
If there was ever a time to introduce mass-produced affordable housing, surely that time is now...
One in ten new homes was a former office – LGA
PDR delivering much-needed homes, say local councils, but at what cost?
Big blow for Delancey’s Elephant & Castle mega-scheme
Initial thumbs-down from Southwark after epic eight-hour planning meeting
Council agrees compulsory purchase of the new Chelsea stadium’s shadow
Hammersmith & Fulham helps Chelsea FC circumvent rights of light challenge from local residents
Government launches review into ‘hundreds of thousands’ of unbuilt homes
Expert panel led by Sir Oliver Letwin to investigate gap between permissions and completions
St Modwen wins South Gloucestershire Garden Village gig
Buckover Garden Village aims to deliver 3,000 new homes on a 236 acre site.
Chelsea homeowners defend rights to light as new stadium looms
Council steps in to tackle planning set-to at Stamford Bridge...
RTPI recruits new Chief Executive from Old Oak
Victoria Hills will start at The Royal Town Planning Institute in April