Emergency housebuilding measures for London put in place

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A new package designed to boost London housebuilding has been put in place in the face of many delays and stalled starts-on-site Thousands of London homes are...

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The role of the architect – 40 years of change and what comes next

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Philip Waddy RIBA ACA FRSA AABC, council member of the ACA, discusses the ever-changing landscape of architecture and how architects fit into the built...

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National Federation of Builders and NCA launch campaign against invoice fraud in construction

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Invoice fraud is one of the most common and costly forms of financial crime affecting individuals, families and businesses- and construction is one of the most...

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Homes England acquires East Norwich brownfield site

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Up to 3,500 homes could be delivered on the site of a former Colman’s Mustard and Robinsons squash factory The East Norwich brownfield site, Carrow Works is...

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Town plan-making measures come into force today

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The Town and Country Planning (Local Planning)(England) Regulations 2026 comes into effect today, 25 March 2026 The first of the five instruments to update the...

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Industry reacts to publication of the Future Homes Standard

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Yesterday, the government announced the publication and the detailing of the long-awaited FHS The Future Homes Standard is designed and intended to secure the...

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Wales invests over half a million to train the next generation of housing workers

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Workers across Wales will gain new skills in housing, construction and retrofit, as the Welsh Government invests £655,000 to tackle the shortage of trained...

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93% of new build homeowners would recommend their builder

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The Home Builders Federation has released the results of their home buyer customer satisfaction survey, marking an improvement in new home satisfaction The...

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Look to Europe for the next chapter in our sustainable future

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Environmental, Social and Governance principles seem under pressure from all sides, but amid the gloom, there is also an opportunity for a “positive reset”...

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London’s tall buildings market see costs jump by up to 40% in five years

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A new report from Turner & Townsend on the tall buildings market has revealed that for skyscrapers, shape is as important as height The Global Tall...

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London’s tall buildings market see costs jump by up to 40% in five years
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