The beginning of the new financial year came with a problematic tone. Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed the government borrowed way more than predicted in the year to March.

Findings from a Penn State University study show while costly, developments such as bridges, bike lanes and railroads can significantly improve a region’s economic status and their neighbouring counterparts. 

Analysis from the British Property Federation and Savills pinpoints slow construction as the biggest obstacle, especially for properties in London.

Members of Tandridge District Council criticised the plans for ‘invading the green belt on the outskirts of Lingfield’.

The local authority are trialling the technology to help decide on where to build 5,400 new homes by 2041.

Like London buses, you wait ages for one then two come along at once. No sooner has the ink dried on our Green Book review blog, than the mandarins at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government dropped a new edition of their own Appraisal Guide.