Can Social Housing Fight Gender Inequality and Climate Change?
Planning permission has been granted to provide over 100 affordable low-carbon homes to women in Acton, London. Housing Industry Leaders explores how […]
How Planning Permission Can Combat Climate Change
A London borough has prepared new planning guides to ensure all new homes and developments are more environmentally friendly. Housing Industry Leaders […]
Curzon Wharf: World’s First Mixed-use Net Zero Carbon Ready Development
Birmingham has always been the home of innovation in the UK, and the latest news regarding Curzon Wharf, the first mixed-use net […]
Almost 450 Energy-efficient Homes to be Delivered in Kent
ilke Homes plans to deliver up to 449 highly energy-efficient homes in partnership with the housing association The Riverside Group. Housing Industry […]
Reducing the Impact of Nutrient Pollution on Housing Developments
Too many local planning authorities have development sites that are in a ‘unfavourable condition’ due to excess nutrient pollution. Housing Industry Leaders […]
£114K Funding Awarded to Boost Affordable Housing in Scotland
The Assynt Development Trust (ADT) has been awarded £114,000 to take forward the community-led development of affordable homes and community facilities between […]
The Challenges and Opportunities Facing SME Housebuilders
A report has highlighted the delays and costs associated with the planning system, which are putting businesses at risk and preventing SMEs […]
Speeding up Housing Delivery: Homes England’s Intervention
With Homes England buying the site for a 1,340-home scheme in Slough, Developer Muse will start the consultation process for the project […]
The Evolving Shape of Nimbyism: The Rise of Misinformation
Following a survey of professional planners finding nearly a quarter are subject to online abuse from trolls, with some leaving the profession, […]