All articles by Daniel Gayne – Page 2
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FeaturesUK Design Capital of the Year 2026 shortlist: Plymouth prepares to craft a whole new town in its city centre
Shaped by war, industry and the sea, Plymouth is turning a difficult post-war inheritance into a springboard for renewal, using retrofit, public realm investment and a bold 10,000-home masterplan to reboot Britain’s Ocean City. Daniel Gayne reports
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NewsHigh Court rejects residents’ bid to block Chipperfield’s plan for Chinese ‘super-embassy’
Decision brings long-running controversy closer to conclusion, but residents vow to appeal
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NewsMHCLG approves BGY’s controversial Truman Brewery plans
Proposals including data centre, offices and commercial uses, criticised for limited housing provision
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NewsForum to discuss Grafton Architects’ controversial Cambridge library plans ends in recrimination
Christ’s College master accuses scheme’s opponents of ‘total misrepresentation’ following tense meeting
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NewsArcadis rejects second WSP bid worth £3.7bn
Consultant insists rivals’ offer still undervalues company
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NewsNew Hospital Programme moves towards delivery with 11 partnerships signed
First wave of Hospital 2.0 deals signed between trusts and contractors
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NewsHMRC legal proceedings will conclude ‘imminently’, says Avison Young
Firm says it has been authorised to clear outstanding obligations to tax authorities
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NewsRevenue and profit up in Bam half-year results
Civils business posts strong EBITDA despite fall in income
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NewsRegeneration must avoid ‘cultural displacement’ of older people, says University of Manchester study
Development should involve collaboration with older residents and investment in social infrastructure and community organisations
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NewsNew home registrations down in second quarter
Signs of improvement in London but analysts caution that capital’s data is most volatile
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NewsHousing committee chair Eshalomi made junior minister at MHCLG
Samantha Dixon out as building safety minister with successor yet to be confirmed
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NewsHMRC files winding-up petition against Avison Young
Property giant says it expects tax dispute to be ‘resolved shortly’
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NewsHousing ministry cedes control of devolution agenda to new department led by Louise Haigh
Angela Rayner’s department gains new equalities remit in machinery of government shake-up
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NewsHousing and construction sector offers warm wishes and warnings to Burnham and Rayner
Former housing minister John Healey’s appointment as chancellor labelled ‘an added bonus’
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NewsRayner returns to housing secretary post as Burnham sets out top cabinet jobs
John Healey made chancellor in surprise pick
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NewsCabinet clear out begins as Reed and Reeves make way for new Burnham appointments
Housing secretary and chancellor go as loyalists to former PM Keir Starmer head for exit door
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NewsListed housebuilders’ profit warnings in first half of this year hit 2008 levels
Rate accelerates in second quarter, EY-Parthenon says
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NewsKhan reveals tiered affordability thresholds and 558,000-home target in draft London Plan
Mayor of London’s proposed planning framework falls well short of central government’s housebuilding target for the capital
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NewsBarratt Redrow launches £400m share buyback after push by major investor
Trading update also reports increase in completions and drop in order book