All Policy articles – Page 66
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NewsHousing sector laments departure of ‘inspirational’ Homes England boss
Nick Walkley’s shock decision to stand down seen as a blow to reform of housing sector
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NewsSouth Oxfordshire’s 23,000-home plan faces legal challenge
Campaign group says plan was adopted under ‘enormous pressure’ from housing secretary
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NewsMinister with housing brief steps down after ‘devastating’ family news
Assistant whip Eddie Hughes appointed as Kelly Tolhurst’s replacement
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NewsTwo years until planning reforms are in place, chief planner says
Timetable raises questions over whether new-style local plans will be in place before the end of the parliament
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NewsThreat of construction curbs amid alarm at rush hour crowds
Boss of Construction Leadership Council says urgent action to rethink London site start times needed
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NewsChief planner hints at backtrack on Section 106 reforms
Joanna Averley says government will proceed ‘incredibly carefully’ with proposed changes to developer contribution system
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NewsRestrict housing market activity, Starmer tells government
Labour Party leader says it is “extraordinary” that lockdown measures are less strict than last spring
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NewsHousing association calls for Help to Buy extension
Home-buyers will see purchases collapse unless cut-off date is extended, MTVH says
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NewsBusiness secretary sets out pandemic backing for construction
Letter to industry from new appointee Kwasi Kwarteng makes economic case for keeping sector open
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NewsEWS1 guidance proposed to limit buildings affected
Proposals from RICS aims to reduce the number of buildings which have to undertake fire risk assessments
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NewsLast minute extension to bailiff eviction ban
English and Welsh governments to ban bailiff enforcement of evictions for six weeks
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NewsHousing market may shut down if covid crisis worsens
Fresh government guidance issued yesterday confirms market remains open for now
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NewsRetirement housebuilders' shock at leasehold reform plan
Firms say government moves to ban ground rents will make homes more expensive
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NewsHousing secretary sets out far-reaching leasehold reforms
Robert Jenrick will abolish ground rents and push ahead with introduction of “commonhold” tenure
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NewsDecision due tomorrow over Grenfell Inquiry reopening next week
Announcement expected on Wednesday in the wake of new lockdown restrictions
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NewsHousing market to stay open as UK re-enters lockdown
Construction sites will also remain open under new rules announced by PM this evening
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NewsBuild-to-rent homes ‘not for privileged few’
Most renters of purpose-built housing earn less than average, report by London First finds
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NewsOptivo boss recognised in New Year’s honours
Paul Hackett receives CBE as architects and engineers also recognised
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NewsKhan calls for £3bn developer tax to pay for fire safety work
Mayor of London says tariff could be paid over next ten years
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NewsIndustry reacts to Brexit trade deal
Deal brings certainty over import of building products but architects fear being cut out of EU work