All articles by Daniel Gayne
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NewsGrey belt housing delivery will be ‘meaningful but not significant’, says minister
Matthew Pennycook tells Lords committee percentage of green belt to be released likely to be less than 10%
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NewsHS2 chair to step down as costs on job continue to rise
Government says latest £66bn figure could come down after intervention
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News‘Significant’ investment in military homes planned after MOD repurchases £6bn estate
More than 36,000 military homes were sold in 1996 by MoD
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NewsSingle payment from developers to replace environmental mitigation rules under new plan
Government proposes taking responsibility for environmental mitigation under new system, but developers will pick up cheque
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NewsHowells and Allies & Morrison submit revised plans for 3,600 riverside homes in east London
Developer Ballymore hopes to start on two Newham schemes next year
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NewsFinalised changes to National Planning Policy Framework to be published tomorrow
Reports suggested grey belt definition could be widened
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NewsRayner asks regulator for ‘fundamental review’ of Approved Documents
Guidance on meeting regulations to be simplified
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NewsProposed NPPF changes not enough to meet 1.5m housebuilding target, says think tank
Centre for Cities estimates private housebuilding unlikely to get beyond three-quarters of target
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NewsGovernment commits to fixing cladding on high-rises by end of 2029
Nearly 30 developers commit to doubling speed of remediation
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NewsRapid surge in demand could result in material supply issues, says CLC
Market slowdown has led to reduction in supply and stock levels, industry group warns
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NewsMorris + Company submits plans for 200-unit student-focused housing scheme in Camden
Regal and 4C Group bring forward second scheme working together
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NewsRayner intervenes over 8,400-home scheme in Kent opposed by local council
Planning officers had recommended refusal for Milton Studio-designed scheme due to “urbanising impact”
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NewsConstruction ‘sleepwalking’ to repeat of Grenfell due to ‘culture of silence’, says industry organisation
Considerate Constructors Scheme says workers are reporting concerns over safety of materials used on new builds
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NewsThree in five buildings with dangerous cladding have yet to be identified, warns watchdog
Some unsafe buildings may never be identified, National Audit Office says
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NewsReeves set to announce pension reform to boost infrastructure investment by billions
Pension reforms ‘central’ to government’s plan for growth, says Treasury
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NewsGovernment ‘continues to work’ on long-term deal for TfL to fund major schemes like Bakerloo extension
Yesterday’s Budget set out one-year deal for transport in London, where lack of certainty has slowed progress on major works
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NewsEuston Housing Delivery Group will ensure ‘exemplary placemaking’ around new station, says Pennycook
Housing minister confirms appointment of ex-Lendlease MD to lead expert group
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News‘Invest, invest invest’: Budget sets out plans for £100bn capital investment
Schools, housing and hospitals all set to benefit as Labour goes for growth
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NewsBudget hits employers as Reeves raises taxes by £40bn
CIOB warns of increased ‘strain’ on SMEs despite measures to protect them from rises
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NewsWhat to look out for in the Autumn Budget 2024
Wednesday will see Rachel Reeves deliver her first Budget statement as chancellor. Daniel Gayne explains what it may have in store for construction.