Lord Kerslake

Kerslake warns time is running out to tackle UK inequalities

20.09.2019

Huw Morris

The UK must urgently rebalance its London-dominated economy or fall into serious and irrecoverable decline, a panel of experts headed by a former civil service chief has warned.

Case made for powerhouse in the West

15.07.2019

Laura Edgar

Cities and towns in the west of the UK have outlined the potential for a new regional economic powerhouse project, setting out five key areas of collaboration and cross-border partnership.

The UK requires a spatial plan

03.06.2019

Laura Edgar

Lord Kerslake | Plan Making - Spatial Planning | strategic planning | UK | uk2070 commission

The UK2070 Commission has proposed that the UK requires a spatial plan to guide its future development.

Convention 2018: The state of the nation - Lord Kerslake

30.07.2018

The Planner

The fall in social housing due to the Right to Buy shows ‘one for one’ isn’t working

Lord Kerslake and RTPI vice president Stephen Wilkinson

Kerslake elected honorary RTPI member

30.08.2016

Laura Edgar

Business & Enterprise | Lord Kerslake | planning | RTPI | UK

The RTPI has elected Lord Kerslake as an honorary member in recognition of his “outstanding contribution” to helping promote the value of town planning.

Housing and Planning Bill: Lords concede on remaining amendment

12.05.2016

Laura Edgar

The House of Commons yesterday (11 May) rejected a Lords amendment relating to the Right to Buy in the Housing and Planning Bill.

Housing and Planning Bill: Lords vote to reinstate amendments

05.05.2016

Laura Edgar

The government faces a fight to get the Housing and Planning Bill into law as the Lords voted to reinstate a number of measures rejected by MPs.

Housing and Planning Bill: Government defeated on starter homes proposals

12.04.2016

Laura Edgar

England | Housing | Housing and Planning Bill | Lord Kerslake | starter homes

The House of Lords has voted in favour of two amendments to starter home proposals in the Housing and Planning Bill during the report stage.

England round-up: Mayor of London publishes planning guidance to protect commercial heartland; Planning policy changes ‘need to be monitored’ – RTPI

24.03.2016

Laura Edgar

A round-up of planning news in England: 19 March - 25 March, 2016

London needs more powers to double housing supply by 2020 – report

07.03.2016

Laura Edgar

The London Housing Commission says the capital needs to double its housing supply to 50,000 homes by 2020 to try to meet the demand – and more powers are needed to achieve this.

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