Councils have greater flexibility to dispose of land for affordable housing than often assumed, but outdated consent rules should be reformed to support delivery, says Mark Cook.
England’s social housing waiting lists will take 119 years to clear at the current pace of houseb...
Holly Lewis says a rights-based approach to planning can help councils balance local concerns wit...
Mo Baines argues that councils’ crucial role as convenors of economic stakeholders and partnershi...
Local authorities still lack a ‘meaningful say’ in asylum accommodation decisions, a cross-party ...
Government plans to press ahead with a development corporation in Cambridge have been met with di...
At least 40 councils are waiting to discover if they need to repay money to housebuilders as more...
UKREiiF became a platform for demonstrating how a solid partnership between local government and ...
Breckland DC’s leader has called for a council veto on local asylum placements as tensions grow i...
A senior Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) official has praised the i...
David Marlow says the post-7 May political composition of England’s six Integrated Settlement May...
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