Lyons suggests Labour's housing pledge could slip
HOUSING

Lyons suggests Labour's housing pledge could slip

By Paul Marinko | 04 October 2024

Labour’s plans for new towns plans will focus on ‘high-productivity areas’ with ‘good growth and employment prospects’ but will only ‘gear up’ in the next Parliament, the Government’s taskforce cha...

HOUSING

It's essential the Government listens to planning authorities

By By Cllr Sam Chapman-Allen | 03 October 2024

While homes are urgently needed, they should not come at the expense of agriculture, says Cllr Sa...

HOUSING

Welcome homes

By Emma Ramell | 02 October 2024

Labour’s new housing strategy will need to tackle more than planning to get homes built, says Emm...

PLANNING

Fears over strategic planning proposals

By Martin Ford | 01 October 2024

The Local Government Association (LGA) has raised concerns over Government proposals for strategi...

PLANNING

Delays are no longer an option when it comes to the housing crisis

By By Claire Kober | 24 September 2024

Claire Kober says housing remains a key issue for the new Government, but significant hurdles per...

REGENERATION

Regeneration: Transforming the planning landscape

19 September 2024

To reach its targets, the new Government will need to tackle infrastructure as well as planning, ...

HOUSING

'Larger projects slowing down housebuilding rate'

By Emily Twinch | 18 September 2024

The speed of approving large developments is slowing down the rate of housebuilding in the UK rat...

PLANNING

Proactively planning for economic growth and housing

By Caroline Green | 17 September 2024

The new brand of ‘grey belt’ land may turn out to be a stroke of genius in fostering more rationa...

POLICY AND POLITICS

Starmer will now need to face down housing activists

By By Ben Page | 12 September 2024

Labour is going to have to upset the same voters that it bent over backwards to reassure in the r...

FINANCE

Districts need long-term funding certainty

By By Ian Miller | 12 September 2024

The District Councils' Network sent off its submission to the Treasury about the Budget this week...

PLANNING

Inspectorate looks to scale back diversity publishing

By Dan Peters | 05 September 2024

The Planning Inspectorate has begun a consultation on a proposal to stop publishing annual staff ...

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