Community groups invited to apply for £2.5m funding scheme
Organisations across England can apply for a share of £2.5m in government funding for projects
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£2bn York central project receives planning approval
Plans for a £2bn redevelopment of a long-standing brownfield site in York have been approved,
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Homes near London private schools ‘cost up to 22% more’ – research
Homes close to some of London’s best-known private schools can cost up to 77% more
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Local leaders meet to maximise benefits of Universal resort in Bedford
Regional leaders have met with the government and Universal to discuss how a planned theme
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Financing the future: how England can fund a generation of new towns
Francis Truss, partner at Carter Jonas, explains how to fund and deliver England’s new towns
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Meet the new independent chair of BSR residents’ panel
Gill Kernick pledges to ensure that residents can ‘inform, challenge and refine the building safety regime.’
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New planning direction on resource-hungry data centres
Planning applications for data centres exceeding 50MW power capacity tightened up by Scottish government – but how effective
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London’s 300-year-old square reborn for a changing climate
One of London’s oldest public squares is reopening after a £25m redevelopment aimed at making
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Your postcode could shape your job prospects, report finds
Young people in Rotherham have fewer suitable job opportunities than those in some parts of
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Nine museums and archives given Designated Status
A medieval archive containing three issues of the Magna Carta and a cinema collection spanning
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Calls for lower citizenship fees to help people settle in UK
People applying for British citizenship are charged more than five times the amount it costs
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Mayors urged to take a slice of corporation tax
A think tank has said mayors should be given a share of corporation tax raised
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Can local government reorganisation help generate revenue for councils?
Whatever your views on the current local government reorganisation plans, it is worth considering what the potential benefits could be, given that final plans have now been announced with the roll-out expected over 2027 and 2028.
Why reuse matters: a sustainable future for education environments
By rethinking outmoded views on what a ‘school’ might be, we can reimagine the built
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Editor's Pick
Interview: the art of the built environment
Placemaker, designer, ‘all-round development botherer’ and artist Alexis Butterfield paints distinctive visions of the streets
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Why regenerative design is the next chapter for the built environment
Net zero has been the built environment’s defining mission for years, pushing developers embrace sustainability.
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Beyond the challenges, the workforce plan we need
A recent roundtable event hosted by the Public Services People Management Association and Commercial Services
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