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好色先生TVRelaxed planning rules, deregulation and lowered stamp duty: what to look out for in the mini-budget
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng due to speak later this morning
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好色先生TVKwarteng to announce planning deregulation initiative on Friday
Reports suggest chancellor will add detail to Liz Truss鈥� pledge to boost development and cut red tape
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FeaturesHow council planning departments reached crisis point
Hold-ups in the planning system are increasingly cited as a major barrier to development. Here planners explain what is really happening on the ground
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好色先生TV鈥楧on鈥檛 find local plans unsound until September鈥� Clark tells planning inspectorate
Housing secretary鈥檚 letter gets a mixed response from planning experts
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FeaturesAre we seeing the start of a housing development slowdown?
Three different sets of data suggest housebuilding activity is slowing. But many in the sector are bullish about growth. What鈥檚 going on?
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CommentHow to drop a manifesto pledge without blinking
By downgrading the target of 300,000 new homes to a mere 鈥渁mbition鈥�, Michael Gove leaves big questions about housing supply unanswered
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CommentThe anti-developers have won as government signals full retreat on planning
We have come a very long way indeed from the planning white paper set out by Robert Jenrick in August 2020, writes Joey Gardiner
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好色先生TVNew infrastructure tax to be levied on schemes鈥� gross development value
Details of proposed Infrastructure Levy emerge as government publishes Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill
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好色先生TVQueen鈥檚 Speech 2022: environmental assessment shake-up included in planning reforms
Reforms included as part of levelling up agenda but no space in Queen鈥檚 Speech for stand-alone Planning Bill
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好色先生TVQueen鈥檚 Speech today expected to set out planning, energy and procurement overhaul
Industry awaits detail of government legislative priorities, including planning changes and energy bill setting out nuclear power plans
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好色先生TVGove confirms plans for 鈥榮treet votes鈥� and local design codes in Queen鈥檚 speech
Housing secretary trails policies aimed at 鈥榞entle densification鈥� ahead of expected levelling up bill announcement tomorrow
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FeaturesLocal elections 2022: how will housing and planning issues affect voting?
Concerns over local planning and housing issues could be the deciding factor in a number of swing seats tomorrow - here are some to watch
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FeaturesWhatever happened to those radical planning reforms?
It was meant to be a planning revolution that generations of politicians had ducked. Then (almost) everything changed聽
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FeaturesIs working from home causing a planning gridlock?
Many developers say they cannot meet the unprecendent demand for new homes and blame local authorities for switching to remote working
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CommentWe must make a better case for new housing
Persuading residents to accept local development is not easy, but the case in favour is about far more than good design
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好色先生TVCouncil鈥檚 plans for Trellick tower redevelopment abandoned
Haworth Tompkins鈥櫬爌lanning application for five new blocks at listed London estate pulled after resident revolt
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CommentTulip decision is missed opportunity to deliver positive change
The hard-hit Square Mile will suffer because of Michael Gove鈥檚 decision to reject developer鈥檚 appeal, says NLA founder Peter Murray
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CommentWill onshore wind stage a comeback?
Signs are emerging of a thaw in the government鈥檚 attitude to onshore wind, writes Angus Walker
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CommentBe prepared for new rules on compulsory electric vehicle charging
All new-build homes and offices with parking spaces will soon be required to have electric vehicle charging points. Neil Gosling examines the implications
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CommentClearer contracts can cut disputes
With materials shortages driving a wave of new delay disputes, the industry needs to take a more open approach to contract drafting, says Bill Barton