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What the Future Homes Standard means for Britain’s housebuilders

By David Ross

The biggest shift in energy and carbon regulations for new homes in a decade is substantial but manageable, writes David Ross

Section 106 is won or lost early: why social housing providers must be involved from the start

By Ben Townsend

Schemes see the best results when social landlords have a seat at the table at the beginning, argues Ben Townsend

How the G15 Residents’ Group is pioneering a new, strategic form of tenant involvement
The danger of building homes at any cost
By Satish Jassal
The thicket of detailed standards thwarting housebuilding in London is not the answer
By Ben Derbyshire
Why community matters in the housing debate
By Elly Hoult
Will local government reorganisation speed up housing delivery or slow it down?
By Stuart Crickett
The push and pull factors behind building new homes in the UK: a contractor's view
By Paul Woodhams
Milburn’s report on NEETs should be a call to arms for housing
By James Howell
Planning application fees should only go up if the process improves also
By Paul Smith
Housing is not enough: why PfP is partnering with the Ramblers
By Scott Black
Lifting the grant cap on regeneration can help meet the Government’s housing targets
By Mel Barrett
We must tackle the tax and regulatory burdens on developers to boost housebuilding in London
By Chris Wheaton
New partnership models: We now need to move from ‘optioneering’ to actual delivery of new homes
By Richard Jones