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The current leasehold reform agenda is developing at pace – with new proposals on right to manage, enfranchisement, ground rents and leasehold houses being developed by the Ministry of Housing and the Law...
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11.10.2018Community Engagement | equality | Planning (Scotland) Bill | Planning Law | Policy & Politics | Scotland | wellbeingThe Planning (Scotland) Bill is producing levels of engagement by MSPs not seen since the early days of the Scottish parliament, says MSP and RTPI member Monica Lennon. This can only be good for democracy...
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11.10.2018Building with Nature | DEFRA | England | Environmental | green infrastructure | Infrastructure - GreenA new benchmark for its design and maintenance will help planners and developers negotiate the...
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11.10.2018Storyteller Chris Shepley narrates a salutary tale...
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10.10.2018The planning enforcement armoury is overflowing, says Stephen Bate.
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10.10.2018The IPCC report into the potentially devastating impacts of climate change stresses the need for immediate action. Martin Baxter argues that planners have a vital role to play in helping communities adapt...
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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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