Prime Minister Keir Starmer is to launch Pride in Place, a landmark programme designed to hand power back to communities and restore pride in struggling high streets and neighbourhoods.
The checklist is designed to ensure local plans are ready for examination, resulting in a more efficient process for both local planning authorities and the Planning Inspectorat.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has spoken about the government’s first-ever Regional Investment Summit, aimed at driving economic growth and job creation across every part of the UK.
New housing secretary Steve Reed has called on developers and housebuilders to 'build, baby, build'.
Lawyer Catherine Howard has been appointed the new infrastructure and planning adviser.
The Scottish Government is launching a consultation on potential measures to simplify planning processes and encourage the provision of new homes i
The government has announced £500 million for environmental planning reforms, including for the government’s flagship Nature Restoratio
The government has approved a funding package worth £121.8 million for the transformation of Quayside West at Forth Yards in Newcastle.
The Planning Inspectorate is asking customers, consumers and users to improve digital services.
The Scottish Government has announced £2.5 million for regeneration projects across Scotland.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged to unlock growth for Cornwall through creating up to 1,300 jobs, thanks to a £28.6 million National Weal
40,000 homes could be developed over the next decade, as the government unveils the start of a £1 billion development project to transform brownfield railway land into homes, green spaces, shops, and hotels.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a £66 million settlement for Scottish transport, as part of the Spending Review.
The government has announced changes to planning and licensing rules to make it quicker and easier for new cafes, bars and music venues to open in
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced a £600,000 injection into revitalising 12 high streets in the capital, with each one to receive £50,000.