Whilst we might have to wait until October for the drama of a general election (latest predictions give the Conservative party a 1% chance) - the London Mayoral election on May 2nd is l... Read more
The future of our town centres is high on the national agenda. But town centre regeneration projects have never been more complicated or expensive to deliver.
If you started t... Read more
We all know that open and play space provides significant health and wellbeing benefits and are a pivotal part of creating sustainable places that people want to live, shaping the future of ... Read more
Never have such competing demands been placed on the countryside. The Government aims to protect 30% of land and sea for biodiversity by 2030, reach net zero by 2050, and to build 300,000 ne... Read more
The property industry has seen a lot of doom and gloom over the previous 1-2 years, however during MIPIM last week there were signs that the industry is weathering the storm and a sense of h... Read more
Single Family Housing (SFH) has been the subject of recent media attention, with the likes of Goldman Sachs, Legal & General, Aviva and Blackstone entering the UK market, and major housebuil... Read more
Friday, 8th March is International Women’s Day and this year’s theme is #InspireInclusion, with the United Nations theme being “invest in women: accelerate progress”. Both these them... Read more
Somewhat late to the party, I recently watched Barbie (£1.99 on a popular streaming service!). As a young woman in my late twenties I, unsurprisingly, felt affinity with the themes of gende... Read more
Unlike National Highways (NH), Active Travel England (ATE) do not have any statutory powers to direct the outcome of planning applications. This means that while ATE may make certain recomme... Read more