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The new Labour government has pledged to prioritise a ‘brownfield first’ approach to urban planning, as part of its promise to...

A recent appeal decision which allowed housing development on the Hertfordshire Green Belt highlights the need for greater flexibility on locational...

The Chancellor’s plans to ‘get Britain building again’ are very significant for the property sector and property investment, specifically.  The plans...

Reforms to the UK’s planning system must move from a one size fits all approach to boost development, the Government has...

Both 'beauty' and ‘gentle density’ are central themes of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF).. The notes which accompany the NPPF state...

The debate over the Green Belt, and the newly branded ‘grey belt’, has made the headlines a lot recently and will...

Estate agency has changed. No longer is it required to sit in a high street office working the old way. Provide a...

The term mixed-tenure development usually refers to residential developments where different residential tenures are provided on the same site. Typically, tenure was...

The process from a Local Plan allocation to a digger on site typically stretches beyond the length of a five-year political...

With the Government announcement this week of another national lockdown across England amid the surging coronavirus infections, it once again puts...

No, this isn’t about Brexit. But as the saga of leaving the EU is likely to bring about the downfall of...

It seems prop-tech is exploding at a scary rate, and the latest brands are all trying to grab our attention by...