The removal of “beauty” from the NPPF
Katy Davis, planning and development partner in Carter Jonas’ London office, considers the effect of the government's removal of “beauty” from planning
SME housebuilders need "leap of faith" to overcome current challenges
The aftermath of Rachel Reeves’ maiden Budget has resulted in small and micro housebuilders reassessing viability plans, states Bargate Homes' md Mark White
Shedding “light” on when grey becomes the new green
If “grey belt” land is to be unlocked, a key constraint could be the implications for lighting design, says Nathan Allen of MEC Consulting Group
A friendly reminder on Part L compliance
Maria Hudson, group cmo of Zutec, explains how digital technology could ensure compliance with Part L’s photographic evidence requirement
Beyond the standards – the government’s opportunity to deliver sustainable housing
Housebuilders should be rewarded for sustainable practices, says Greg Roberts, design director of Croudace Homes
The foundations of reputation
Housebuilders must navigate an evolving communications landscape, says Sarah Kent, managing director of Whistle PR
Viability key to reigniting housebuilding
The government has delivered a strong start with its housing plans, says Lindsay Garratt, partner at Winckworth Sherwood. But it must recognise viability
Bold moves and big questions: Labour's ambitious housebuilding plans
Technological advancements present a unique opportunity to revitalise the housing sector while maintaining high standards, says PlanRadar's Rob Norton
What the new government should do to support first-time buyers
Shared ownership is an effective route to getting onto the property ladder, says Peter Hawley, director of SOWN. The government just needs to realise it
How interior design incentives can make a sale
In a competitive marketplace, how can professional interior design support sales beyond a show home? Edward Thomas Interiors' Steve Hird explains
