Forecast: heatwave concerns as rough sleeping hits record high
Homelessness has reached a record high, with concerns raised about the impact of extreme weather
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Social investment: the capacity multiplier the public sector needs
Matt Smith CBE, CEO of Key Fund, argues social investment is a ready-made mechanism for
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£369m royal refurb, but Charles and Camilla don’t fancy moving in
The King and Queen have announced they won’t be moving into Buckingham Palace once its
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Camden moves forward with first phase of estate regeneration
Camden Council has appointed Higgins Partnerships to deliver the first phase of the regeneration of
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David Hill appointed new growth lead in Cambridge
Chief executive appointed to forthcoming Greater Cambridge Development Corporation, with ambitious for housing and infrastructure.
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100 days on: building industry squeezed by conflict fallout
The UK’s construction industry is facing rising costs and weaker demand 100 days after conflict
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First phase complete on £55m Preston and South Ribble flood defences
2,000 km of new flood defence walls, 20,000 tonne clay embankment and four new floodgates
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Environment Minister objects to £10bn Thames Water deal
Emma Reynolds writes to industry regulator Ofwat to oppose proposed bailout, with experts saying nationalisation now closer
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Green loopholes: England’s poorest areas lose out on nature
New research warns millions of people in England’s most deprived communities have significantly less access
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£1m for further Climate Forests in central Scotland
Scottish government expands funding to increase tree canopy coverage across the Clyde, Fife, Lothians and
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£61m fund to help communities save local pubs and shops
A £61m fund has been launched to help communities take ownership of local assets such
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Mayor announces £7m push to tackle London misinformation
London has launched a £7m international campaign to counter what City Hall says is growing
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Dodgy vape shops and barbers targeted in crime crackdown
Businesses suspected of involvement in organised crime could face longer shutdowns under new government proposals
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Tackling the temporary accommodation crisis through collaboration
James McHugh, senior consultant at Campbell Tickell, explains how councils, housing providers and other partners can
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Starmer resigns: will housing still have a home in government priorities?
In the wake of Keir Starmer’s departure, housing and development experts have called for housebuilding
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Affordable housing: councils have the will, now they need the way
The Social and Affordable Homes Programme marks a shift back to council housebuilding, but delivery
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If not ‘net zero’, what’s the goal?
Written by Eamon Grimes Managing Director, LASER Energy, part of Commercial Services Group The
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