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Public lacks confidence in the next generation of New Towns, but has clear ideas for getting them right, RTPI and YouGov survey finds

A survey from the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) and YouGov reveals that the UK public has serious doubts about whether the next generation of new towns will meet future needs – and has strong views on how to get them right. While post war new towns, like Stevenage, Crawley, and Milton Keynes transformed living standards for millions, the survey shows their legacy is mixed. Asked what words came to mind when thinking of these towns, respon…England · England See the Story

Homes England Appoints Amy Rees CB as Chief Executive to Lead Bold Housing and Regeneration Agenda

Amy will lead the Agency’s mission to tackle the housing crisis and accelerate the delivery of 1.5 million new homes this Parliament.Housing · England See the Story

Green’s investigation to chronic shortage of accessible housing for disabled people has revealed some harrowing cases

Disabled Londoners are being failed due to a “chronic” shortage of accessible housing, the Mayor has been warned. A lack of homes which are either built or adapted to enable people with access needs to live independently has led to “deeply distressing” conditions for those in need, according to the Chair of the London Assembly […]Housing · London See the Story

Wirral’s grassroot groups can now apply for £20,000 grants

As part of the Small Grants Programme, food and welfare providers in Wirral can now apply for additional funding to help support the borough’s most vulnerable. Groups can apply for a grant worth up to £20,000 to help local people who are struggling with the rising cost of living. In total, £800,000 has been made available through the scheme. News of the initiative comes as part of Wirral’s £5.37m package of support from the government’s Househo…England · England Read Article

Growth, environment and democracy: can the government have it all?

The government have three huge prioritises, explains Victoria Yeandle of Lanpro. Here, she discusses whether they can all be achieved before the next general election and if not, what gives? The focus on growth was clear as soon as Labour came into office. In her first speech as chancellor, Rachel Reeves declared that growth was ‘our national mission’. She said planning system reform was at the forefront to help achieve this growth. To help reac…Environment · England Read Article

Data centres could transform energy landscapes, with the right planning

Demand for data centres shows no signs of slowing and Jane Crichton of Lanpro suggests, with the right planning, they could be used to heat UK homes. The need for more data centres is growing by the day. AI, cloud computing, streaming, financial services and even the humble email rely on the secure, instantaneous processing of vast quantities of data. In 2024 alone, the UK added over 150 MW of new data centre capacity, with London now the large…London, England · London Read Article

Plans rejected for four new flats in St Peter Port

States of Guernsey’s Development and Planning Authority have recently turned down plans to build four new flats and three houses on Mount Durand. The planning application, which was submitted by developer SFD, was rejected because authorities said the design of the new homes didn’t fit with the area. A report from the authority reads: ‘The site lies within a conservation area in which it is the duty of the Development and Planning Authority to p…Guernsey · Guernsey Read Article

Two more in court charged over protest outside asylum-seeker hotel in Epping

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