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The housing secretary is rethinking his decision to block a housing development because the planned homes were of a “generic suburban nature”, The Times has le

The quirky appeal of Rye Lane is threatened by developer’s 14 high-rise flats, say residents

The architect said it had agreed with its client that a ‘fresh start’ was needed for the plans to replace an existing shopping complex, the Aylesham

Exclusive: Kensington and Chelsea, one of most unequal boroughs in UK, allocating social infrastructure funds in wards where homes go for millions

Celebrities have written an open letter to Michael Gove to urge him to stop plans to build on the listed part of Liverpool Street station

We dig into the myriad problems with UK housebuilding and what can be done to build better homes that people want to buy and have near them.

We dig into the myriad problems with UK housebuilding and what can be done to build better homes that people want to buy and have near them.

The minister is being taken to court by Berkeley Homes after he blocked its 165-home development in Crane Valley, Kent, raising questions over what new homes should look like.

Berkeley Homes, one of the UK's biggest housebuilders, has taken Michael Gove to court over his decision to block one of its developments because he did The housing secretary overruled planning inspectors and refused permission for a  165-home development in Kent, according to reports first published in The Times, however Berkeley Homes has now written to Gove to inform him that they will challenge him on his “irrational decision”. 

Are high upfront costs and a lack of clarity on work pipelines behind a recent spate of high-profile setbacks in the modular construction sector?  In the