25/05/2022
Over the past year, London authorities have become more hesitant towards taller buildings. They continue to prove divisive within communities and have been the subject of several high-profil... Read more
18/05/2022
One of the few survivors of the planning reforms from the 2020 White Paper is the new Infrastructure Levy. Following on from last week’s Queen’s Speech and the subsequent publication of ... Read more
11/05/2022
Whilst nutrient neutrality started off as a relatively localised issue in the Solent in 2019, it has quickly become a barrier to development across the country, with Natural England releasin... Read more
04/05/2022
As the relentless digitalisation of the modern world continues, gradually transforming our core work industries, it is high time we started thinking about the future of planning - in particu... Read more
27/04/2022
This is a true story, and one that is probably commonly known and repeated across the country. A family I know are trying to move to a particular area to buy a house. The problem that faces ... Read more
20/04/2022
Following Plaid Cymru kicking off their local election campaign by promising to “take radical action on second homes”(1)in Wales and public outcry regarding the four holiday cottages bou... Read more
13/04/2022
Last Thursday saw the publication of the UK Government’s Energy Security Strategy, ‘Secure, clean and affordable British energy for the long term’. The report sets out a strategy for p... Read more
06/04/2022
Delivering a development relies on relationships. Just think of the array of people involved; clients, funders, planners, architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, specialist consultants, p... Read more
30/03/2022
A key feature of the new affordable home ownership product, First Homes, is a minimum 30% discount from Market Value (with a price cap of £250,000 rising to £420,000 in Greater London). On... Read more