UK’s Largest Community-Owned Solar Farm Plans Backed
Local councillors have given their support for plans to build a 120-acre solar farm on the border between England and Wales, which could power thousands of homes. The 30MW project would be […]
New Advisory Committee Will Provide Guidance For Regulatory Body
The advisory committee will provide guidance to both the regulatory body and the industry, aiming to enhance competency and oversee the progress of the emerging building safety framework, which the BSR aims to […]
Revitalisation of Palace Fields to Bring New Look to Cheshire
In addition to the newly constructed residences, the development blueprint encompasses a specialised housing complex for veterans and an extra-care senior living scheme. Alongside these, there will be an establishment of a fresh […]
2024 to See a ‘Material’ Drop in Output According to Bellway
After Bellway announced forward sales are down 44% and market has weakened further in last two months, what does the outlook for 2024 hold? Housebuilder Bellway, featured on the list, has joined the […]
Development of 65 Affordable Homes in Hull Announced
Together Housing Group and Esh Construction have applied to Hull City Council for the development of 65 new affordable homes. How will this help meet the local needs of young families and those […]
Birmingham to Retrofit Thousands of Council Homes
A new collaboration between the council and a green training provider will upgrade thousands of homes in Birmingham as well as creating jobs. Through their three-year partnership with the Retrofit Academy, Birmingham […]
£10 Million Retrofit Programme to Decarbonise Merseyside Homes
Liverpool affordable housing provider Plus Dane will spend £10m over the next two years retrofitting homes in their latest efforts to decarbonise their housing stock. Having secured £4.5m from Mayor Steve Rotheram […]
Brent to Expand on Tower Block Housing Projects
Brent council is poised to expand its collection of tall building projects as it prepares to green-light three additional towers in the upcoming week. During the council’s forthcoming planning committee meeting, two distinct […]
Could the UK’s First Ecotown Become the New Norm?
As the housing sector looks to find new and innovative ways to deliver a greater housing supply without blowing the carbon budget, Firethorn Trust has recently been granted permission for 530 new homes […]