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PLANNING
Why the planning system must protect our green spaces
By Baroness Sater | 13 October 2025
Baroness Sater says the Planning and Infrastructure Bill fails to recognise the threat posed to community green spaces, and she sets out three areas where coordinated action is needed.
HOUSING
The unshakeable imperative: planting community and wellbeing into the DNA of new communities
By Johanne Thomas | 08 October 2025
Research by Coventry University is prompting a more conscious, evidence-based approach, allowing ...
DEVOLUTION
Modern city governance –New York style
By Professor Bruce Katz | 07 October 2025
Bruce Katz sets out four key lessons London and other cities can draw on from New York’s progress...
HOUSING
When it comes to new towns, smart has trumped brave
By Jackie Sadek | 29 September 2025
The report from the independent New Towns Taskforce is a plan that might actually work, 'and loca...
REGENERATION
Unlocking brownfield potential
By Ezra Wallace | 22 September 2025
Faced with the challenge of rising housing demand, Guildford BC is turning a former industrial si...
REGENERATION
Investing in Telford: £300m regeneration across the borough
By David Sidaway | 22 September 2025
Telford & Wrekin Council is making giant strides to make the borough a better place to live, work...
REGENERATION
The MJ Regeneration supplement September 2025
19 September 2025
Including a look at the delays to the New Towns Taskforce's report
REGENERATION
Institutional capital unlocking UK regeneration
By Tom Roberts | 19 September 2025
There is no lack of vision when it comes to local authority regeneration projects but they are of...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
From national ambition to local delivery
By Tom Newman-Taylor | 10 September 2025
Tom Newman-Taylor says the East Midlands Freeport is driving clean growth, investment and job cre...
ENERGY
Why local authorities are key to the UK's energy future
By Dr Sivachidambaram Pichumani | 11 August 2025
As the UK phases out the use of fossil fuels, Dr Sivachidambaram Pichumani presents a decision-ma...
PROCUREMENT
Pulling infrastructure delivery's hidden lever
By Mark Robinson | 08 August 2025
The way procurement is delivered is much more than a procedural step – it is a strategic tool, sa...
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