All articles by Carl Brown
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NewsNew chief construction and scientific adviser to be appointed by end of year
Current adviser Thouria Istephan to leave at end of September without a month to hand over as originally expected
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NewsFirst 1,000-home phase of Allies and Morrison’s £2bn York Central regeneration scheme gets green light
Architects on phase include Whittam Cox, Haworth Tompkins, Sheppard Robson, Cartwright Pickard and 3D Reid.
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NewsCartwright Pickard gets BSR approval for first phase of 2,300-bed scheme
Construction on scheme designed by Cartwright Pickard expected to complete in time for 2029/30 academic year
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FeaturesThe rise of Burnham pushes regeneration even higher up the agenda: what the second quarter of Regen Connect has taught us
Regen Connect has continued to track billions in funding, major project approvals and the way regeneration is shifting across the UK. Here is a summary of the campaign’s activity in the second quarter
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Features‘We’ve only got this one chance’: how Newcastle-under-Lyme seized the regeneration opportunity
In the latest in our Voices of Regeneration series, Simon McEneny explains how a small Staffordshire town is drastically revamping its town centre in a bid to revive the High Street
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NewsGovernment agency downgrades confidence in cladding remediation programme to ‘red’
NISTA warns of ‘risks to pace and affordability’ and challenging delivery
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NewsGovernment confirms move to make remediation funding available for unsafe low-rise buildings
Ministers say focus will shift towards prioritisation of buildings based on risk instead of height
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NewsHousing-led regeneration could unlock 500,000 homes in the North with the right support, report says
Devolved £500m fund and a dedicated minister for regeneration among recommendations of Renew inquiry into regeneration
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NewsEnfield Council withdraws 21,000-home plan from New Towns programme following change in political control
North London borough’s new Conservative leader said group was elected on mandate to protect green belt
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NewsLand deal clears way for 8,000-home scheme at Old Oak site in west London
Mayor’s development corporation now looking for partner on £10bn regeneration plan
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News‘Too many doubt our mission’ says housing department minister as she resigns
Miatta Fahnbulleh quits role as minster for devolution, faith and communities
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NewsNew home registrations in London fall 37% in a year
NHBC says ‘perfect storm’ dampening housebuilding activity as registrations drop by 6% on average across UK
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NewsProposed 21,000-home new town under threat following Labour defeat in Enfield
Conservatives and Greens both campaigned on pledge to oppose the development
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FeaturesRegeneration is back - but under a very different model: What the first three months of Regen Connect reveal
The first quarter of Regen Connect has tracked billions in funding, major project approvals and a shift in how regeneration is delivered across the UK. From devolution-led growth to viability pressures, it reveals a sector in transition and the forces reshaping how regeneration happens
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NewsNew homes must be built with on-site renewable energy generation and heat pumps from 2028, government says
Future Homes and Buildings Standard will come into force from March 2027 but with an 12-month transition period
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NewsAppeal lodged against Norfolk council’s decision to reject Levitt Bernstein’s overhaul of 1960s estate
Affordable housing provider submits appeal to planning inspectorate after Breckland council rejects plan
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NewsGovernment reveals names of seven new towns it plans to press ahead with
MHCLG announces it will back seven settlements, down from the 12 recommended by the New Town’s Taskforce
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NewsLondon council looking for new partners to redevelop 1960s housing estate
Architects working on the Aylesbury Estate scheme include Maccreanor Lavington, Haworth Tompkins, Sergison Bates and East.
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NewsPlan for 2,000-home garden village on former green belt land in Tameside approved
Godley Green Garden Village is being designed by IDP
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NewsReeves pledges £2.3bn to remove ‘roadblocks’ to regeneration with three-quarters of the money going to the north
Chancellor also promises ‘roadmap’ for fiscal devolution to the regions by the autumn and vows to tackle geographical imbalances