All planning articles – Page 15
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Bellway and Miller Homes given permission for 243-home Stevenage scheme
The homes are part of the first phase of a 800-home project
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Investment zones to benefit from ‘accelerated planning’, says Tees Valley mayor
Jeremy Hunt to announce scaled back package of investment zones in today’s Budget
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Peel unveils plans for £500m Bury site
Up to 3,500 new homes have been earmarked for the site in Greater Manchester
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Comment
Centralised pool of experts could solve local authority planning crisis
A bold, fresh approach is needed to tackle the shortcomings of a system under so much strain that it is damaging the sector and wider economy
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Avant wins permission for 250-home Notts scheme
Northern housebuilder plans to start on the £58m development next month
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Housebuilders spending up to £25,000 per home on nutrient neutrality fixes
HBF director tells Lords committee that ‘questions’ to ask of role of Environment Agency in allowing pollution to develop
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Places for People wins 8,500-home urban extension approval
Housing association giant to build six ’villages’ outside Harlow new town as part of wider 23,000-home expansion
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Salford council approves 41-storey resi tower
Renaker’s 518-home block is part of the Greengate regeneration scheme to provide more than 1,500 homes
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South east council delays review of 2,000 homes-a-year plan
Central Bedfordshire latest to stop local plan work amid national planning policy uncertainty
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MPs launch inquiry into SME housebuilders’ access to finance
The cross-party group of parliamentarians will look at the specific finance issues faced by small and medium-sized firms
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Vivid gets green light for 800-home Portsmouth scheme
‘Gateway’ scheme on low-lying wasteland approved
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300-home tower block in Manchester gets the go-ahead
Property Alliance Group and Starwood Capital plan to build a 27-storey residential building, redeveloping the Renaissance site on Deansgate, Manchester
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Taylor Wimpey predicts output slump for 2023
Firm closes Oxfordshire business and says completions could drop by more than a third
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Comment
Biodiversity rules risk a delivery slowdown but there are opportunities too
The government has published details of new biodiversity net gain rules coming into force later this year. Alice Davidson explains the likely impact
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Government consults on rise in planning fees to help stretched departments
Government wants to raise fees by 35% for major applications and 25% for all other applications
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Developer wins planning permission for £140m Leeds BTR scheme
Glenbrook will build 618 flats across five buildings
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In Focus
Briefing: Churchill plans growth despite darkest hour for market
The retirement housebuilder is sticking by its plans to double in size despite recent housing market weakness, says Churchill’s chairman and chief executive, Spencer McCarthy.
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Hyde Group gains planning permission for 270-home development
Swale Council has approved plans for the last phase of 580-home development in Kent
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Lords to investigate impact of green regulations on development
House of Lords committee to put operation of Biodiversity Net Gain, neutrient neutrality and habitats regulations under the microscope
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Churchill boss hits out at government ‘blackmail’ over cladding costs
Spencer McCarthy says current administration is ‘anti-housebuilder’ and ‘anti-development’