‘Pink planning’ offers a new way to accelerate housing growth
Britain’s stymied housing sector is finally showing signs of life. After years of paralysis, there are encouraging indicators of a
Read moreBritain’s stymied housing sector is finally showing signs of life. After years of paralysis, there are encouraging indicators of a
Read moreCutbacks across local government have put environmental services under pressure when they are needed most. That’s why collaboration is the
Read moreA recent High Court judgement has ‘weakened’ national policy on the protection of green spaces, the mayor of Salford has
Read moreIt’s one of the world’s largest cities and can amaze and appal in equal measure. But there are signs Shanghai
Read moreMaking our existing housing stock more energy efficient through retrofitting will be vital to reducing carbon emissions and tackling fuel
Read moreSustainability should be integral to the design of public sector developments. But that doesn’t mean adding green technology for the
Read moreIf green belt should only be developed in exceptional circumstances, why has England seen a 25% rise in planned housing
Read moreThere are over a quarter of a million houses planned to be built on the green belt despite the government’s
Read moreWhen it comes to city ambitions for sustainability it often seems the concept of a ‘smart city’ is falling between
Read moreNew Start, CLES and the New Economics Foundation, with funding from the Friends Provident Foundation, are travelling the UK during
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