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"The rising cost of materials, labour and energy – coupled with evolving tax and regulatory burdens – have increased the cost of construction, reducing the financial viability of building new homes. "
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"The rising cost of materials, labour and energy – coupled with evolving tax and regulatory burdens – have increased the cost of construction, reducing the financial viability of building new homes. "
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"While foul drainage capacity may not be a glamorous topic, it is critical for new development and currently is significantly holding up housing delivery in many parts of the country."
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"The government has now published its proposed amendments to the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) regulations which, once adopted, will introduce a time-limited relief from borough CIL for certain housing developments in London."
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"The government’s programme of planning and environmental reform continues to gather pace, with a series of measures aimed at balancing ecological protection with the delivery of new development. "
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"This blog summarises the key planning considerations to take into account, the likely impacts, and the role of early assessment and careful design. "

"The National Scheme of Delegation of Planning Functions, and associated rules on the size of planning committees, is due to come into force in England on 31 October 2026."

"The government has now published its response to its consultation on the proposed London Emergency Housing Package, which has been summarised by Savills here."
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"The government has issued consultation on proposed areas of England for which spatial development strategies (SDSs) should be produced."
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"As the UK enters a pivotal year of further planning reform, a new vocabulary is emerging – one that reflects major shifts in policy, digital transformation, housing delivery, and environmental responsibility."
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"The new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), when finalised, is going to fundamentally change how planners, landowners and developers operate."