In Liverpool, worries over lack of control on lorry parks, while in Salford, a victory for brownfield , a new Neighbourhood concept development in Rochdale, and a warning to infill developers in south London, this week.
A development prospectus for the North Shore shows moderated building heights, less massing and enhanced heritage views in an attempt to retain World Heritage status
Councils can bid for £20m towards remediation and infrastructure to bring forward housing sites, while partnerships can make bids to a £10m fund for property programmes.
Tory MPs point out that the proposed housing assessment method leads to disproportionate development in the shires and suburbs, while neglecting urban areas and brownfields.
Councils concerned over the impact the theme park development would have on town centres, Buglife is worried over the effects on invertebrates and businesses over lack of details on relocation.
Homes England's Macclesfield intervention means homes for five housebuilders, Newcastle City Council choses PfP igloo for key site, Allies and Morrison get Craven masterplan, and Urban&Civic and partners set for 3,520 homes in Basingstoke.
Different reactions to a couple of 1,000 plus tower blocks in Birmingham, and opposing opinions on a gasworks development in Brighton, a U-turn over a monastery and a consultation on a 535 acre Swanscombe resort plan.
The development is part of a new 1,150 home waterside neighbourhood where many components are being built off-site before being delivered and assembled at Port Loop.
Australian-headquartered GHD has made three appointments to strengthen its contamination, assessment and remediation (CAR) service line and grow its environmental consultancy services in the UK and wider EMEA region.
Is the housing market going in both directions at once? Massive warehouse gets green light, Forster country to be developed, resistance to McDonald's drive-through, and human bones, cannonball and whale remains emerge in Leith.
The judge recognised the high importance to the council to have the SAP in place to avoid unplanned development through lost appeals due to the council not having a five-year land supply.
The loan funding is from the government’s £4.5bn Home Building Fund and will enable the schemes to invest in infrastructure necessary to speed up the construction.
