Green loopholes: England’s poorest areas lose out on nature
New research warns millions of people in England’s most deprived communities have significantly less access
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100 days on: building industry squeezed by conflict fallout
The UK’s construction industry is facing rising costs and weaker demand 100 days after conflict
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A Universal boost for Bedfordshire’s economy and tourism
A major Universal theme park is set to be built in Bedfordshire after the government
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Waterman House to become second AMANO hotel in London
A long-vacant office building in central London is set to be transformed into a 73-room
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A Universal boost for Bedfordshire’s economy and tourism
A major Universal theme park is set to be built in Bedfordshire after the government
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England’s new towns plan could rely on private investment
Rachel Reeves is exploring ways to attract private investment to help speed up the development
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Sadiq Khan backs Crews Hill despite council opposition
Although Enfield Council withdrew its support for the 21,000-home development at Crews Hill, the Mayor
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Green infrastructure plan puts nature in the frame
Nature such as wetlands, woodlands and coastal marshes should be treated as core infrastructure alongside
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Entries for the 2026 Building Awards are open!
This year’s event is due to take place at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel
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Extra time for pubs announced ahead of the World Cup
Councils are being urged not to stand in the way of football fans wanting to
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Highlands dark skies plan could boost night-time tourism economy
A new planning policy aimed at protecting views of the stars and the Northern Lights
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‘Neighbourhood guarantee’ for local services and high streets
The government has announced a new ‘neighbourhood guarantee’ aimed at improving public services and giving
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Manchester leads biggest fall in inner-city deprivation since 2010
New research shows the city reduced its share of deprived inner-city neighbourhoods by 17 percentage
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Promises fit for a crown, but will they land?
‘Ambitious’ is one way to describe the King’s Speech, although expert reactions are divided over
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Beyond the tipping point: how to make change happen
Working with the LGiU, chief executives and senior leaders across local government, we are exploring
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Exploring the barriers to density
The Building Safety Act is not the only barrier to building upwards,’ Chris Hemmings of
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Can devolution unlock London’s housing crisis?
The target of 88,000 new London homes every year reflects the capital’s housing crisis. Yet
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