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22.07.2019Countryside communities could save more than £31 million a year if the definition of affordable housing was changed, claims the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE).
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17.06.2019Built environment organisations have come together to support the UK’s first national housing design audit, which plans to examine large-scale housing developments.
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15.05.2019The extension of permitted development rights to allow high street conversions to offices and homes is to come into effect on 25 May.
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25.03.2019There is enough suitable brownfield land to deliver thousands of new homes and make an immediate contribution towards meeting housing need.
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21.03.2019The Campaign to Protect Rural England has called for an inquiry into proposals that will see a million homes built across the Oxford-to-Cambridge Arc by 2050. This comes as a poll finds that 74 per cent of those living in the arc think the proposals will have a detrimental effect on the...
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28.01.2019It would take 130 years to house those people waiting on social housing waiting lists at the current rate of building, analysis suggests.
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17.01.2019If we're serious about building homes where they are most needed, we'll need to consider giving up a small portion of the green belt, says Sarah Clinch.
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03.10.2018The prime minister has announced that the government is scrapping the cap on local authority borrowing to fund new housing development.
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04.06.2018brownfield land | Campaign to Protect Rural England | CPRE | England | greenfield land | Housing | mhclg | RuralAnalysis by the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) has suggested that the amount of farmland, forests, gardens and greenfield land lost to housing development each year has increased by 58 per cent.
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12.02.2018brownfield registers | CPRE | Environmental | Housing | housing crisis | Policy & Politics | Regeneration | UKAt least one million homes could be built on brownfield land, with more than two-thirds of them deliverable within five years.
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