The Planning & Infrastructure Bill speeds up renewables, but experts warn the sector faces major strain.

UK developers are increasingly abandoning part-finished housing projects as planning delays, lingering cost pressures, and financial strain push more schemes into receivership.

Development proposals are required to be considered more favourably where plan policies are out-of-date, according to the recently revised NPPF.

The organisation has also outlined several other key priorities as part of a renewed 'Plan for Growth'

The average time to make a planning decision now sits at 415 days in the nation's worst offending planning authority.

Many developers are choosing to pause their investments while the current economic climate remains unsettled.

The government has introduced three ‘Golden Rules’ that should be made where residential development is proposed within the green belt, concerning affordability,...

Ian Barnett, National Land Director at Leaders Romans Group explores the challenges and opportunities landowners face under the new Labour government.

Lawrence Turner, Director at Boyer explores the government’s newly proposed Planning & Infrastructure Bill.

Katy Davis, Planning & Development Partner in Carter Jonas’ London office, explores how the removal of the word 'beauty' in the revised NPPF might impact development...