james brokenshire
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15.11.2018There was a 2 per cent year-on-year increase in the number of net additional dwellings delivered in 2017/18.
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13.11.2018A government consultation has been launched on proposals that would establish a court where both tenants and landlords could seek justice.
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09.11.2018Development Management & Enforcement | England | high court | Housing | HS2 | james brokenshire | Planning Law | POCAA round-up of planning news in England: 3 November-9 November, 2018
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05.11.2018Housing secretary James Brokenshire has launched a commission to promote better design and style of homes.
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16.10.2018east hertfordshire | Green Belt | james brokenshire | Plan Making - Local & Neighbourhood | South EastHousing secretary James Brokenshire has withdrawn the holding direction on the East Hertfordshire District Local Plan, saying he is satisfied that the approach to the plan is ‘consistent with the relevant national policy’.
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15.10.2018Housing secretary James Brokenshire has launched a consultation on the government’s plans for most new-build homes to be sold as freehold and for the ground rents on new leases to be capped at just £10.
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10.10.2018Housing secretary James Brokenshire has launched the Private Rented Sector Access Fund, which is designed to help up to 9,000 people who are, or are at risk of becoming homeless to secure their own home.
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02.10.2018brownfield land | Conservative party conference | England | Housing | james brokenshire | Planning Law | Policy & PoliticsThe government is to consult on a new permitted development right to allow property owners to extend certain buildings upwards as part of new measures announced yesterday at the Conservative Party conference.
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01.10.2018
Housing and communities secretary James Brokenshire has refused outline planning permission for a major mixed-use, retail-led development in South Gloucestershire owing to its adverse impact on a similar...
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01.10.2018
Housing and communities secretary James Brokenshire has backed an inspector’s decision to grant permission to a major housing development in York.
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