John Stewart’s Viewpoint - New landscape will emerge
Housebuilders went into 2008 battening down the hatches to weather what they hoped would be a brief squall. But the squall looks set to change the landscape of…
Flats go flat
It was heart-warming to see the Centre for Policy Studies’ Ruth Lea, insist on Question Time that our housing market is quite different to America’s
Flint?s manifesto
New housing minister Caroline Flint gave her first keynote speech at a Fabian Society conference on the future of housing on February 5, and just ten days into…
What a lovely development
The heaviest snow in decades is continuing to cause chaos across China ahead of the busy Lunar New Year holiday, state media have reported. Road and rail …
Transport chaos in snow-hit China
The heaviest snow in decades is continuing to cause chaos across China ahead of the busy Lunar New Year holiday.
Republicans hold key Florida vote
Republicans in Florida are voting in a crucial primary election for the candidate they want to represent their party in the US presidential race.
The Walrus
An Olympic stadium made from recycled components? It certainly inspires some fresh ideas for sustainable sports
John Stewart’s Viewpoint
While the market slowdown may affect build rates in the short term,it is unlikely to hamper the achievement of the government\'s longer term 2016 targets
Get quangoed
Hook up with Yorkshire Forward, which managed to splurge £60,000 on a staff event at Center Parcs
John Stewart’s Viewpoint
CABE regularly slams the quality of new homes, but the quango’s housing audit process appears far from transparent or balanced, as one would expect from a publ…
