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New planning laws to create “hundreds of thousands of affordable homes”

|Date: 28 July, 2020

New planning laws to create “hundreds of thousands of affordable homes”

The Government’s plans for overhauling the planning process could deliver 120,000 new affordable and soci ...

The Government’s plans for overhauling the planning process could deliver 120,000 new affordable and social homes to London alone, according to research carried out by Apex Airspace. New laws laid in ...

28 July, 2020
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48 new affordable homes completed in Seaham

|Date: 27 July, 2020

48 new affordable homes completed in Seaham

A redundant site in the Parkside area of Seaham has been transformed with 48 new low-cost homes by believ ...

A redundant site in the Parkside area of Seaham has been transformed with 48 new low-cost homes by believe housing. The 30 family homes and 18 bungalows have been built on a brown field site in Heathw ...

27 July, 2020
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New community of affordable homes in Shalfleet, Isle of Wight

|Date: 23 July, 2020

New community of affordable homes in Shalfleet, Isle of Wight

Sovereign Housing Association is building 24 new affordable homes in Shalfleet, on the Isle of Wight. Thi ...

Sovereign Housing Association is building 24 new affordable homes in Shalfleet, on the Isle of Wight. This 100% affordable rural development will build a whole new community at the site, with 13 homes ...

23 July, 2020
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Housing and homelessness strategic partnership formed in Scotland

|Date: 21 July, 2020

Housing and homelessness strategic partnership formed in Scotland

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) and Homeless Network Scotland (HNS) have announced ...

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) and Homeless Network Scotland (HNS) have announced they will be forming a strategic partnership, with the aim of strengthening the social housing ...

21 July, 2020
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EU money which could help nation recover from COVID-19 risks going back to Brussels

|Date: 15 July, 2020

EU money which could help nation recover from COVID-19 risks going back to Brussels

More than £730m in vital EU cash which could help local communities bounce back from COVID-19 risks going ...

More than £730m in vital EU cash which could help local communities bounce back from COVID-19 risks going unspent and being sent back to Brussels if the funding is not allocated by the Government befo ...

15 July, 2020
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Eye-catching public art unveiled at Anstey Way, Cambridge

|Date: 14 July, 2020

Eye-catching public art unveiled at Anstey Way, Cambridge

The first public art, as part of the ‘Resonance-Cambridge’ project, an extensive programme of commissioni ...

The first public art, as part of the ‘Resonance-Cambridge’ project, an extensive programme of commissioning by Cambridge Investment Partnership (CIP) across its developments, has been unveiled at Anst ...

14 July, 2020
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UKRI celebrates Construction Sector Deal anniversary by launching ‘Future of Building’ week

|Date: 14 July, 2020

UKRI celebrates Construction Sector Deal anniversary by launching ‘Future of Building’ week

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has launched the ‘Future of Building’ week to celebrate the two-year an ...

UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has launched the ‘Future of Building’ week to celebrate the two-year anniversary of the Construction Sector Deal (CSD) and the achievements of the resulting £170m UKR ...

14 July, 2020
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Arcadis brings data expertise to help unlock housing innovation in Bristol

|Date: 13 July, 2020

Arcadis brings data expertise to help unlock housing innovation in Bristol

Arcadis has joined forces with a consortium of partners, including Bristol City Council, to support a maj ...

Arcadis has joined forces with a consortium of partners, including Bristol City Council, to support a major new initiative that will explore innovative housing solutions across the city. Benefitting f ...

13 July, 2020
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Work begins on £7.5m mixed-use residential development in Solihull

|Date: 13 July, 2020

Work begins on £7.5m mixed-use residential development in Solihull

Construction work has started to create a new neighbourhood centre and residential apartments at Blythe V ...

Construction work has started to create a new neighbourhood centre and residential apartments at Blythe Valley Park in Solihull. Led by Midlands contractor G F Tomlinson, the works will involve the co ...

13 July, 2020
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Seven ways to create healthy communities post-COVID

|Date: 13 July, 2020

Seven ways to create healthy communities post-COVID

Town planners should be ‘visionaries’ to address the converging public health, climate emergency and econ ...

Town planners should be ‘visionaries’ to address the converging public health, climate emergency and economic recovery challenges to create healthy communities post-COVID, according to a new report by ...

13 July, 2020
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