All Budget articles
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NewsBudget 2024: RIBA dubs package ‘a missed opportunity’
Institute describes housing funding as a “drop in the ocean” and laments lack of a retrofit strategy
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NewsBudget 2013: Update on building regs by May promises Osborne
Government renews commitment to zero carbon homes by 2016
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FeaturesNine things in the budget that could be good for architects...
…and four things that should have been better
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NewsBudget 2013: RIBA slams Osborne for missed housebuilding opportunity
President Angela Brady calls for major public investment in affordable housing
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NewsBudget 2013: Housing boost risks another price bubble
Housing loans and mortgage guarantees could push up prices says RICS chief economist
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NewsBudget 2013: Infrastructure ‘boost’ gets cool reception
George Osborne announced £3bn of extra spending from 2015
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NewsBudget 2013: Osborne announces “dramatic intervention” to boost UK housing market
Mortgage guarantees and government-backed housing loans announced by chancellor
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NewsUK-GBC urges chancellor to back Green Deal in budget
Paul King says focus on sustainability could create jobs
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NewsOsborne urged to include energy-efficient homes in budget
Federation of Master Builders urges chancellor to rethink the timeline for zero carbon homes
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NewsAirport decision delay infuriates James Dyson
Designer said infrastructure spending push is need if British business is to thrive
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NewsGarden cities at odds with localism, claim architects
Cameron sees schemes as answer to housing crisis
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NewsListed buildings to lose VAT relief
Heritage architects upset by change to tax rules on alterations
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NewsPlanning reforms to come into force next week
Chancellor confirms NPPF as part of Budget speech
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AnalysisUniversities face the challenge
Changes in higher education funding are transforming the market for architects
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NewsArchitecture Centre Network 'could close' after latest funding blow
The Architecture Centre Network (ACN) has admitted it may be forced to wind itself up after the government rejected its bid for funding.Chief executive Bridget Sawyers warned that one or two regional centres might also have to close after several sources of funding collapsed.In the latest blow yesterday, planning minister ...
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Empty offices could be turned into homes, minister proposes
Government launches consultation on relaxation of planning rules
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OpinionIt was acceptable in the 80s
Osborne’s new enterprise zones reflect the misplaced belief that planning is the enemy of development