Experts have published a new discussion paper detailing how development taxes could help fund the infrastructure needed to create affordable living spaces.

The money from the national not-for-profit has helped transform two care homes in Norfolk.

The revelation has been announced as the Planning & Infrastructure Bill is due for its second reading today (Wednesday 25^th June) in the House of Lords.

The initiative outlines that every household in the borough will be within 500 metres of greenspace by 2050.

The event is being organised by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) and is being held to mark the 100^th anniversary of Joseph Rowntree’s death.

When we think about regeneration, it’s easy for the mind to jump to cranes on the skyline or shiny new buildings springing up where old ones once stood. But real regeneration looks to serve value to existing communities.