All Planning articles – Page 7
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CommentThe north-south divide in housing supply
For levelling up to stand a chance of working, Michael Gove will have to find a way of delivering homes that tackles different problems in the north and south of England, argues Paul Smith
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Gove says government will legislate for ‘street votes’
Housing secretary tells MPs that plan for suburban densification is a ‘triple whammy’ of good news
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Leeds flats plan gets green light
Build to rent apartments, student accommodation and hotel will be housed in twoers of up to 33 storeys
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In Focus
Removing the barriers to later living development
Faced with an ageing population and a shortage of family housing, housing minister Chris Pincher wants more later living development, but what are the barriers getting in the way? Carl Brown finds out
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Imperial College plans 50-storey resi towers at Old Oak
West London residential scheme will include 1,325 homes
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Countryside and Sovereign acquire site for 2,500 homes
Housebuilder and housing association agree deal for 365-acre site in Swindon
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Native Land’s South Ken station redevelopment rejected over ‘significant’ design concerns
Councillors decided 50-home scheme’s height, massing and architectural design outweighed benefits
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Housebuilders hit out at EV infrastructure ‘stealth tax’
Criticism follows yesterday’s announcement requiring electric vehicle charging points on all new homes
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Native Land’s South Ken scheme refused
Developer to ‘consider options’ after councillors turn down 50 home station redevelopment
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Government appoints resi developer as new chief architect
The MD of Solid Space and former head of urban design at Cabe to replace Andy von Bradsky
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Government U-turns to refuse Westferry Printworks scheme
Junior housing minister turns down Tory donor’s 1,500-home east London project originally approved by Robert Jenrick
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CPRE calls for introduction of ‘brownfield first’ policy
Countryside charity claims government presiding over ‘tragic’ loss of green fields
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Berkeley wins permission for Milton Keynes urban extension
Housebuilder to build up to 4,600 homes to the East of Bucks new town
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Spurs’ 867-home Goods Yard scheme refused
Haringey councillors vote to refuse football club’s plans despite officers recommending approval
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Gove turns down 1,000-home Brighton Marina plan
Housing secretary refuses Squire & Partners-designed scheme on design grounds
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Comment
Engaging with young people is the secret weapon in winning support for development
Alex Robinson of Grosvenor argues the housebuilding sector needs to do more to bring younger people into planning and design conversations
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Native Land to replace Guildford Debenhams with 215 flats
Plans from architect Squire & Partners latest example of revisioning redundant high street shops
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Gove to overhaul ‘out of date’ housing need formula
Michael Gove updates MPs on planning reforms
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Peabody submits Holloway prison redevelopment plans
Controversial scheme for 980 homes in Islington filed with council
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Call to boost housing numbers by 67,000 per year in north and midlands
Building Back Britain Commission warns government housing policy is ‘not dynamic enough’ to meet extra demand from ‘levelling up’ growth
