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Britain is faced with a 'geography of discontent' amid a slowdown in productivity that is the worst in Europe bar Greece and Italy, according to a leading academic.
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13.12.2018Glasgow City Council has given its approval for a new city centre neighbourhood anchored by Scotland’s largest build-to-rent (BTR) scheme so far.
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13.12.2018Community Engagement | Cymru | Design | Economic Growth | Finance & Viability | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Water & MarineA round-up of planning news in Wales: 8 December-14 December, 2018
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13.12.2018Welsh Assembly Members learnt this week that the independent review of the Swansea Bay City Deal, announced last week by the Welsh and UK governments, is expected to be completed by early in the new year.
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13.12.2018Crossrail’s delay will cost Transport for London (TfL) £600 million by 2023/24 as a huge black hole emerges in the agency’s budget.
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13.12.2018A round-up of planning news in England: 8 December-14 December, 2018
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Crossrail is the latest major infrastructure scheme to run into trouble. But why does it happen so often? Huw Morris goes in search of answers
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Production-line homes could be one answer to the UK's housing shortage. But, as off-site manufacture prepares to join the mainstream, Serena Ralston asks if planning is lagging behind the technology
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In our continuing series on the future of housing, Conservative MP Richard Bacon tells Francesca Perry why he thinks we need a custom- and self-build revolution
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