A major new study from the New Economics Foundation has highlighted that car dependency on new homes has increased in every region of England outside of London over the last 15 years.

Despite recent announcements of a £500m housing package as part of the Affordable Homes Programme, there remains a pressing need for a range of Budget initiatives to drive...

London has been hit particularly hard, with the capital seeing just 1,192 residential approvals in Q2, the lowest figure since 2010.

Reeves said the party will support “builders frustrated by a system that hands power to the blockers”.

Pete Canavan, Partner at Carter Jonas, puts together some of his thoughts on the potential impacts of AI on strategic planning.

The success of the government's New Homes Accelerator could hinge on finding a solution to the complexity of the current planning process for new developments.

Catherine Pollard, Principal Planner at Boyer looks at what could replace The High Streets (Designation, Review and Improvement Plan) Bill.

Shawbrook's latest research has highlighted the huge waiting times experienced by developers for planning permission to be granted.

Philip Allin, Director, Boyer explores the new government’s proposed changes to the NPPF which were announced last week.

The new Chancellor, Rachel Reeves has used her first major speech to announce the government's first steps to achieve 'sustained economic growth' and reform the planning system.