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A coalition of built-environment bosses has called on the government to scrap plans for a new Infrastructure Levy, which would shake up the system for

According to industry tracker Glenigan, around 23,000 new residential units currently approved or in planning are likely to have been impacted by London

All the major construction industry lobby groups have joined with housing providers, charities, planners and developers in a call to government to scrap one of its flagship planning reforms.

The deputy mayor for planning, regeneration and skills was speaking on the first day of the UK Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum

Tower Hamlets Council rejected the scheme in February, but London’s Deputy Mayor has said it could help boost the capital’s supply of affordable homes

City Hall says plans to change flying times at the weekend don't fit with the mayor's London Plan.

Housing Secretary likely to have final say on Beijing's proposed complex 'in spitting distance' of Whitehall

The mayor’s team declared that there were ‘no sound planning reasons’ for him to overrule the council’s refusal to let the architect convert the former

The latest phase of a major industrial park in Barking and Dagenham, which could bring thousands of jobs to east London, has been waved through by…

Placemaking aficionados from across the sector gathered yesterday for the first in-person LGC Future Places conference since before the pandemic, reporter