Plans submitted for low-carbon neighbourhood in Knutsford
A new neighbourhood of 75 low-carbon homes has been proposed in Cheshire, as part of
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Government rejects rent freeze despite Reeves’ comments
Downing Street has ruled out freezing private sector rents, despite comments from Chancellor Rachel Reeves
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Liverpool approves new nature garden at former hospital site
A new garden is set to be built after the council approved plans for the
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Bridging the gap as £1bn fund opens for repairs
New Structures Fund opens to councils, aiming to mend Britain’s ageing bridges, flyovers and tunnels
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Plans submitted for Hull’s largest regeneration project in decades
A derelict riverside area that once powered Hull’s maritime industry is set to be transformed
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Reeves pitches UK ‘safe haven’ but households face £400 costs
The chancellor will use the International Monetary Fund’s spring meetings to promote plans to reduce
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Council puts Burniston fracking plan on shaky ground
North Yorkshire Council moves to block fracking near Burniston, with final decision pending government environmental
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Government makes BNG reforms clearer, here’s what you need to know
Defra has updated its guidance on changes to Biodiversity Net Gain policy governing small, medium
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4.7 million homes in England at risk of severe energy hardship
Over 6,500 English neighbourhoods face severe financial strain as energy prices spike, Friends of the
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Scotland’s first homelessness village opens in Rutherglen
A new housing village designed to support people experiencing homelessness has opened in Rutherglen, South
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Spread the wealth: new roadmap for charity funding
Billions of pounds in charitable funding could be made more accessible to disadvantaged communities in
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Up to £20m for Tay Cities tech and games sector
UK government invests in local talent and creative technologies such as computer games and VR.
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Scottish councils demand housing powers and debt write-off
Ahead of May’s elections, councils have called for changes to housing policy, including the devolution
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New lease: everything you need to know about the Renters’ Rights Act
The new legislation marks the biggest change to renters’ rights in a generation, here’s everything
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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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Allotments on new developments: planning priority or optional amenity?
Are allotments vital community infrastructure or just another drag on development viability? Tim Foreman of
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Why the North West is central to the UK’s next phase of economic growth
UK economic geography is shifting as growth becomes more balanced. Development efforts and new investment
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