Housing
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20.02.2019Plans to replace a strawberry farm in Runnymede with a 40-bed care home and 110 ‘extra care’ units have been blocked, after an inspector dismissed the appellant’s criticism of the area’s designated green...
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20.02.2019The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has published the results of its first housing delivery test. A total of 108 authorities have failed to meet the 95 per cent delivery target.
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19.02.2019An inspector has granted permission for 261 homes on a parcel of land enclosed by the M6 and M61 motorways, ruling that ‘enhanced acoustic glazing’ could keep noise levels to an acceptable standard.
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News in brief: Contractor appointed to Swansea development; Mixed-use scheme to go ahead in Hounslow19.02.2019A round-up of planning news: Tuesday 19 February, 2019
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19.02.2019Housing minister Kit Malthouse has announced £6 million of additional funding to enable community-led housing schemes to progress.
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18.02.2019New analysis suggests that £1.8 billion would have been cut from the housing benefit bill had the government built 100,000 social rent homes in each of the past 20 years.
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15.02.2019Article 4 | Business & Enterprise | Community Infrastructure | Demographics & Population Growth | Design | Development Management & Enforcement | extra care | Fracking | GPDO | Housing | Passivhaus | recovered appeal | school | starter homes | UK | Use classesA round-up of planning appeals: 9 February-15 February, 2019
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15.02.2019high court | Housing | Infrastructure - Transport | local plan | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | Planning Law | privacy | Public Realm | TfL | UKA round-up of legal news: 9 February-15 February, 2019
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15.02.2019England | Garden communities | hackney | Housing | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | RTPI | TCPAA round-up of planning news in England: 9 February-15 February, 2019
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15.02.2019We need a 'radical re-think' of the standard method for calculating housing need – and more besides, if we're to create a fit-for-purpose planning system, argues Matthew Good
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