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CommentAmbitious new housing developments are nothing without the infrastructure to support them
Infrastructure must stop being viewed as a secondary consideration, argues Tom O’Brien
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FeaturesReform UK conference: Funding furore overshadows radical planning proposals
An undercover Channel 4 investigation forced two Reform UK figures to resign during the party’s conference, deepening questions about its electoral prospects. But the party’s radical planning proposals still have significant appeal
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NewsBSR innovation unit cuts approval times in half after a year in operation
But regulator still doesn’t meet statutory requirement as caseload grows
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NewsHawkins Brown wins £2.6m job to design Oxford station masterplan
Scheme to include offices, life sciences and housing
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Michael Collins goes eight months after joining from McAlpine citing ‘difficult and lengthy commute’
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Private equity-owned firm says weekly sales in first half of this year down on 2025 numbers
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NewsWolverhampton approves 6,750-home city centre regeneration plan
Blueprint identifies 33 potential development sites
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NewsMace Construct veteran to step down next year after three decades at contractor
Infrastructure boss Nigel Cole latest big name to leave company
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CommentHow a government-backed remediation loan facility could break building safety deadlock
The Building Safety Act identifies who should pay for historic defects but not what happens when culpable parties simply don’t have the money. Construction lawyer Francis Ho proposes a radical solution
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