All articles by Daniel Gayne – Page 5
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NewsCity Hall misses reduced affordable housebuilding target
Khan’s portion of the 2021-26 AHP has started 14,000 homes - more than 3,000 short of target
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NewsStonewater appoints new development director
Matthew Crucefix has been with the provider for more than 15 years
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In Focus‘Good growth in every postcode and hope in every heart’… But what did Burnham’s speech actually mean?
With grand vision and little detail, Andy Burnham last week made his pitch for prime minister. Daniel Gayne picks through his Manchester speech for clues about what the Makerfield MP will actually do when he gets the keys to Number 10
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NewsAppeal lodged against RSH decision to deregister small south west housing association
Regulator says Pivotal Housing Association has been insolvent for more than two years
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NewsNext PM could unlock 87,000 extra homes through ‘quick win’ policies, says Labour-linked think tank
Fabian Society urges more powers for council housebuilding and loosening of green belt restrictions
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NewsGive mayor land value capture powers to reap rewards of new towns, GLA committee urges
Assembly members say new towns in Enfield and Greenwich must avoid planning mistakes of the past
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NewsMultibillion-pound claim formally launched against top UK housebuilders
Class action claim alleges non-competitive behaviour impacted homebuyers between 2015 and 2026 and seeks up to £4.5bn in compensation
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NewsSettleParadigm boss to step down after illness
Matthew Bailes says his recovery from illness in tension with ‘needs of newly merged business’
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NewsRotherham council brings forward plan for more than 200 homes
Final proposals set to be brought forward next with Capital&Centric taking leading role
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In FocusCould a Reform government really force ‘foreign nationals’ from their social homes?
Largely overlooked amid a historic by-election campaign, Nigel Farage’s latest policy announcement is one of the party’s most extreme measures. But could it actually be done? And what would be its impact? Daniel Gayne looks into it.
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NewsAffordable housing completions hit 11-year high
Figures show increase in social rent starts and completions
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NewsBerkeley launches legal challenge against ‘flawed’ rejection of south London scheme
Planning inspector determined 850-home scheme’s height, scale and massing would cause harm to Peckham neighbourhood
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NewsOne in six babies in England living in overheated homes
Action needed to ensure homes are safe, say NHF and CIH
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NewsOne in three social housing buildings identified as fire risks post-Grenfell have been remediated
Three-quarters of remaining buildings with defects expect to be fixed within five years
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NewsThree London councils launch legal challenge to Khan’s cut to affordable housing quota
Local mayors claim Khan did not consult properly on change
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In FocusWhat would prime minister Burnham look like for housing and construction?
The new MP for Makerfield still has a way to go to take Keir Starmer’s job. But with his ascent to Number 10 looking more likely by the day, Daniel Gayne breaks down what his policy agenda might look like for housing, infrastructure and skills
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NewsTower Hamlets Council seeks contractors for £520m retrofit programme
Tower Hamlets Council has launched the tender process for a £520m housing retrofit programme. The announcement was made at a market engagement event on Tuesday attended by contractors, consultants and industry partners. The programme is intended to bring the borough’s 22,000-homes up to the reformed Decent Homes Standard and deliver ...
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NewsHill appoints digital transformation lead in drive to double turnover
Trudy Betts appointed to new senior leadership role
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NewsL&Q completes £1bn sale of PRS business
Partnership between Ridgeback and Morgan Stanley real estate arm buys 3,200-home business
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NewsGreen light for 485-home Camden Film Quarter
Plans include 50% affordable housing delivered in partnership with Places for People