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The Planner is keeping track of the coronavirus (Covid-19) related policy changes and pledges as they arise. Below you can find links to our coverage and sources you might find useful.
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18.02.2016British Property Federation | Community Engagement | development order | Housing | Infrastructure | London | London Plan | permitted developmentThe government has launched a consultation to seek views on an “innovative approach” to supporting housing supply in London by allowing greater freedom to build up rather than build out.
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18.02.2016Brandon Lewis | Community Engagement | consultation | England | federation of master builders | Greg Clark | house building | Housing | planning | planning feesProposals that would see councils competing to process planning applications and national planning fees increased will be considered in a consultation launched today (18 February) by the government.
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17.02.2016Starter homes offered at discounted prices could by unattainable for most families in need of affordable homes across England, according to the Local Government Association (LGA).
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16.02.2016Uncertainty surrounding policy announcements on affordable housing provision and the land value implications of Starter Homes requirements continue to subdue the housing market, claims a report by property consultancy Savills.
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16.02.2016Planning should be used by cities to attract the technology and advanced manufacturing (AM) sectors while also avoiding the creation of “tech ghettos”, say the authors of an RTPI report.
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The coronavirus pandemic has left the economy in dire need of emergency care. The call for a ’green’ recovery is growing louder, as Huw Morris reports – but is the government listening?
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A large-scale conservation strategy in north-east England shows how endangered bird species can be given vital space alongside new industrial development. Matt Moody finds out about the RTPI award-winning Humber Estuary Mitigation Strategy
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Clusters of tall buildings create windy microclimates that can make life at ground level unbearable. Award-winning guidelines produced by the City of London aim to make street life more pleasant in the City, writes Simon Wicks
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