All Housing Delivery articles – Page 57
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NewsFinal phase of £1bn Salford regen project gets green light
Salford City Council approves up to 1,000 homes as part of 25-acre neighbourhood
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In FocusSunak v Truss: their track records on housing
And then there were two..Emily Twinch looks at what the remaining contenders for number 10 have said about housing and what they have done for the industry to date.
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News690-home estate regen plan in south London approved
Southwark Council and Drmm scheme to rebuild Tustin Estate gets green light
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NewsOptivo and Southern merger designate board announced
Sir Peter Dixon would be the chair of the new 77,000-home social landlord
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NewsGovernment unveils major nutrient neutrality assistance package
Housebuilders say plans to develop offsetting solution and upgrade waterworks by 2030 falls short
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In FocusThe push for 300,000 homes: interview with Lord Stunell
Lib Dem grandee Lord Andrew Stunell explains why his party isn’t anti-development and how he would increase housing delivery to 300,000 homes a year.
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NewsLondon to double council housing target
Sadiq Khan pledges to start work on 20,000 new council homes by 2024
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NewsHomes England misses all five housing delivery targets for 2021/22
Government agency blames labour and materials shortages as it undershoots targets by as much as 37%
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NewsHill picks up collapsed offsite firm
Purchase of Fusion for less than £1m will allow Hill to supply up to 1,250 apartment units a year
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NewsGroupwork wins Bristol housing competition
Architect to design homes for council housing company Goram Homes
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NewsContractors update guidance for sites as heat emergency declared
Major builders Laing O’Rourke, Mace and Wates issue fresh advice as record-breaking highs expected
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NewsPartnerships builder Willmott Dixon says supply chain ‘dodging’ £44m cladding repair bill
Firm’s chairman promises legal action against subcontractors over mixed use scheme
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NewsHousing association wins key legal battle with contractor over faulty cladding liability
Hyde subsidiary celebrates as contractor Mulalley facing potential bill of £8m over dispute on Portsmouth towers
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NewsHyde becomes first housing association to register ‘for-profit’ arm
55,000-home targeting increased development
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NewsGarden villages totalling 3,450 new homes move step closer
Projects in Leicestershire and County Durham to progress after ‘complex’ land deals signed
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NewsBarratt full-year profit set to be higher than expected
Housebuilder says completions return to pre-pandemic levels but build inflation now running at 9-10%
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CommentHousing desperately needs long term strategy
As the housing development sector backs Housing Today’s A Fair Deal for Housing project, Colm Lacey argues for a new strategy to make the delivery of affordable housing more certain and commercially attractive.
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NewsHomes England begins developer search for 2,500-home York Central scheme
Allies and Morrison-designed mixed use masterplan valued at £1.17bn
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NewsNew housing secretary acts to ‘re-set’ relationship with housebuilders
Greg Clark has phone call with HBF in first days, contrasting with Gove’s refusal to speak with body at all
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In FocusHow do we stop the nutrient neutrality problem holding up development?
Thousands of homes across are on hold due to new ‘nutrient neutrality’ rules. In a special long-read for our A Fair Deal for Housing campaign, Joey Gardiner investigates the root of the problem