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精东影视Barking Riverside scheme gets green light
Council grants planning permission for biggest housing scheme in the Thames Gateway
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精东影视McCarthy tipped for Communities England
Civil servant Richard McCarthy is being lined up to head the merged English Partnerships and Housing Corporation body
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Pru drops housing plan after watchdog threatens veto
Insurance giant to revise Reading scheme after Environment Agency raises flood worries
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精东影视MPs call for more work on planning gain supplement
A select committee report has welcomed the controversial levy but says additional infrastructure funding will be needed
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精东影视HBF in fightback against English Nature鈥檚 housing ban
Reports by HBF and the DCLG say development on Surrey Heath will not impact on bird numbers
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精东影视Government plans 拢40m fund to boost housing supply
Schemes by Bellway, Persimmon and Redrow to benefit from new infrastructure and amenities
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精东影视Government announces funding for 100,000 extra homes
Yvette Cooper says 拢40m growth points fund will unlock funding to sites in 45 towns and cities
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精东影视Berkeley boss puts EP in the dock over bidding problems
Tony Pidgley calls for experienced developers to be exempted from prequalification rules
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精东影视Cooper declares crackdown on badly designed homes
Housing minister鈥檚 comments follow veto of key Thames Gateway scheme by Ruth Kelly
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精东影视Conservatives back radical reform of planning system
Tories call for streamlined appeals and the abolition of 鈥榰se class鈥� orders to free up office space
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FeaturesThe Gove in government
Michael Gove, the highly opinionated polymathematical star of the Tory front bench, might just get the chance to translate his thoughts on housing and planning into action soon. David Blackman found out what they are
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精东影视Labour to press on with EP merger
The government has sent out its clearest signal yet that it is pressing ahead with the merger of English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation.
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精东影视English Nature widens house embargo
English Nature has widened its housebuilding embargo to the neighbouring South-west.
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精东影视Corporation to offer five-year grants to selected schemes
Social housing funder aims to encourage greater use of modern methods of construction
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Planning charge for Gateway
Delivery agencies across Thames Gateway are working up plans to introduce planning tariffs to improve the area鈥檚 infrastructure.
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精东影视Pathfinders plan U-turn on demolition
Housing market renewal managers have volunteered to redraw some of the areas covered by the initiative in response to rising house prices. Opponents of demolition have argued that this has made the policy redundant in many districts.
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精东影视Herzog & de Meuron get go-ahead for social housing
Stirling prize-winners receive planning permission for mixed-use scheme in Poplar, east London
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精东影视Ikea ditched by flatpack housing partner
A housing association that pioneers innovative construction techniques has pulled out of a deal with Ikea to develop its range of prefabricated homes.
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The hunt for cash
Public sector housing and regeneration budgets look almost certain to be squeezed next year, which means cash is going to have to be found outside the Treasury. Luckily, councils won鈥檛 have far to look 鈥� they鈥檙e sitting on great wads of the stuff.
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Planning levy won鈥檛 cover infrastructure bill
Treasury proposals for a development levy would not benefit the government financially but would hit smaller developers, a coalition of business and property groups will warn chancellor Gordon Brown next week.