Thousands of homes built under office-to-residential permitted development rights could be harmful to the health of their occupants, an exploratory study by the Bartlett School of Planning has indicated
Could Paragraph 134 of the National Planning Policy Framework replace the country house clause as a more reliable way of getting rural one-off houses through planning? Keith Cooper reports
Brent Council has approved a £300 million Patel Taylor development after its affordable housing provision was slashed to pay for second staircases in the two tallest towers
Who were the architects who specified such widespread use of unsafe products such as reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in public buildings? Keith Cooper investigates
House-building targets should be put on an equal footing to environmental goals, a House of Lords committee has urged in the week the prime minister diluted green targets
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