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Will the default 'yes' to development around railway stations actually be real?

By David Rudlin

The new NPPF’s encouragement for homes around transport hubs will be no match for a planning system which prefers a ‘default no’, writes David Rudlin

Will the government’s ambition for better homes survive planning, funding, procurement and construction?

By Stephen O'Malley

Housing investment must build better places, not just more homes, argues Stephen O’Malley

Awaab’s Law phase two: turning regulatory preparation into practical action
By Lee Parkinson
Could social landlords become liable for energy charges in rented homes?
By Matthew Scott
Public housing is back at the top of British architecture
By Satish Jassal
Slash-and-burn deregulation is no fix for the viability crisis
By Joey Gardiner
London wants whole-life carbon reductions. So why are its proposed limits focused on upfront emissions?
By Andrea Charlson
Developing skills in social housing and building the future: Why we need more workforce planning
By Kirsty Cooper
Lion Green Road’s Stirling Prize victory is a timely statement about the future of council housing delivery
Burnham’s council housebuilding focus provides an opportunity to diversify supply and tackle stigma
By James Cogan
Councils can build homes again, but funding alone won’t drive delivery
By Caroline Compton-James
Devolution can make place-based retrofit a reality
By Richard Ellis
Planning reform alone will not deliver better places
By Ben Derbyshire
How will the Building Safety Levy impact development?
By Robert Ray