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FeaturesWill Gove鈥檚 latest local plan reforms have a positive impact on delivery?
Matilda Battersby talks to industry players about the local aspect of the housing secretary鈥檚 long term strategy, and what it might mean.
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NewsGovernment rejects proposal to mandate project bank accounts on public jobs
Labour MP鈥檚 amendement would have applied to work valued at more than 拢2m
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FeaturesSandbach saga: meet the housebuilder standing up to Michael Gove
In the latest example of the housing secretary intervening in planning on design grounds, we talk to Colin Muller of Muller Property Group, about the Sandbach development in Cheshire East which has been called in
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NewsWarning of 鈥榗omplete collapse鈥� in local plan-making after Gove announcement
Developer groups fear the government has 鈥済iven up鈥� on housing delivery despite asserted support for 300,000-home target
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NewsAutumn statement at-a-glance: Tax rises and spending cuts as OBR forecasts recession
Chancellor sets out plan to stabilise economy
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NewsTruss planning reforms 鈥榮et to be ditched鈥�
Reports suggest Rishi Sunak is planning to drop reforms announced in the mini-Budget last month.
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NewsRelaxed planning rules, deregulation and lowered stamp duty: what to look out for in the mini-budget
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng due to speak later this morning
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NewsQueen鈥檚 Speech 2022: delayed procurement bill welcomed by industry
Long-awaited and 鈥榦verdue鈥� bill will seek to create a more simple and transparent system post-Brexit
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NewsQueen鈥檚 Speech 2022: environmental assessment shake-up included in planning reforms
Reforms included as part of levelling up agenda but no space in Queen鈥檚 Speech for stand-alone Planning Bill
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NewsQueen鈥檚 Speech 2022: at-a-glance
The important bits for housing and construction in the government鈥檚 legislative programme revealed today
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NewsQueen鈥檚 Speech today expected to set out planning, energy and procurement overhaul
Industry awaits detail of government legislative priorities, including planning changes and energy bill setting out nuclear power plans
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NewsWates overhauls benefits packages to meet diversity target
Firm increases maternity and paternity pay
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NewsLiverpool appoints consortium to develop tall buildings policy
Move comes after Unesco threatened to withdraw city鈥檚 World Heritage Site status
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CommentGovernment's planning guidance on build-to-rent shows it is still supportive of the policy
The government still thinks聽build-to-rent can tackle the housing crisis - here鈥檚 what the latest guidance means for housing and local authorities
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CommentIs the construction industry 13% bigger than we think it is and does it matter?
If the figures are saying one thing and the real world is behaving in another then the assumptions driving policy will be suspect
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CommentLet鈥檚 not waste this crisis of confidence over the construction output figures
We need a proper review of new and old figures for construction output 鈥� not least as it鈥檚 used as a basis for policy making
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CommentIs the government construction strategy fundamentally flawed? I hope not, but 鈥�
Public clients will more than ever need flexibility - a word that sadly does not appear in the report
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Comment
Why let planning just look like a lottery? Make it one
On the subject of Grant Shapps and John Healey, I attended the Housing Market Intelligence conference last week at which both spoke.I obviously recommend the conference because I have a vested interest in it and indeed the associated report, which I edit. But that is not the point.While the presentation ...
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