The announcement comes in a bid to tackle ‘the most profound housing crisis in the capital’s history’.

The attraction is set to be situated in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Abu Dhabi’s Yas Island.

Though almost two months have passed, the affordable housing plans detailed in the Chancellor’s Spring Statement are still being discussed. Though what wasn’t mentioned is an even louder topic of debate.  

Today the Mayor of London said plans to remove unsafe cladding from buildings over 11 metres high in the capital city have taken a ‘significant step forward’.

The recent changes outlined for local authorities in Labour’s White Paper present a number of opportunities and challenges, Jonathan Bradley of Granicus explains, the key to success lies in tackling funding, service delivery and stakeholder engagement issues.

The leasehold reform debate is a masterclass in political posturing, and nowhere is this more evident than the emotional language being used by ministers. Far from signalling strength, the reliance on buzzwords may be a sign of weakness.