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NPPF reforms offer stronger support for sustainable development of heritage buildings
"The new draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) contains the biggest changes to heritage policy since the introduction of the first NPPF in 2012. "
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"The new draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) contains the biggest changes to heritage policy since the introduction of the first NPPF in 2012. "
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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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"Urban environments play a fundamental role in shaping the health of our communities. The legacy of what we build lasts for generations – and its influence on our wellbeing can extend across an individual’s lifetime."
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"The new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), when finalised, is going to fundamentally change how planners, landowners and developers operate."

"What will shape UK residential returns over the next five years? From inflation and interest rates to planning reforms, mortgage flexibility, and rental legislation, Lucian Cook explains the forces redefining housing markets and investor strategies."
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"New home delivery stable amid signs of planning reform taking effect"
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"In the evolving landscape of climate action, the built environment and infrastructure sectors are increasingly recognising the need to move beyond siloed approaches. "

"In July 2024, the Labour Government launched a bold national initiative to deliver the next generation of ‘new towns’ across England..."
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"Introduced in 2015, the Planning and Infrastructure Bill sits at the centre of government policy to build 1.5 million new homes, and to take 150 major infrastructure decisions, by 2029. "

"The built environment plays a fundamental role in our everyday lives – actively shaping experiences, livelihoods, behaviours and general wellbeing. It is therefore crucial that such spaces are accessible to all."