If local government is truly the valued and equal partner of government, it’s crucial to have a conversation about the whole of the planning and development system, says Trevor Scott.
Councils in England and Wales have failed to spend over £8bn of section 106 and Community Infrast...
The parish and principal council sectors need to work much better together to ensure the best pos...
Ministers should drop the Infrastructure Levy and work with councils to improve the current syste...
The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill will head to the House of Lords after weeks of haggling be...
Deprived areas could be ‘left further behind’ as a result of planning changes in the Levelling Up...
A county council has threatened legal action against district authorities over funding for infras...
The Government’s revised proposals for planning reforms will seek to make the system more accessi...
Housing secretary Robert Jenrick has restarted the housing market as part of the Government’s pla...
Chair of the UK2070 Commission into spatial inequalities Lord Bob Kerslake says everyone will los...
Changes to how the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) can be used came into effect this month - ...
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