All articles by Daniel Gayne
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NewsGreen light for FCBS’s 200-home mansion block scheme approved by Bath council
Architect praised for ‘imaginative’ design, but proportion of affordable homes drops compared with 2016 consent
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NewsDowen Farmer gets green light for 200 council homes in latest phase of Battersea Power Station masterplan
All homes will be for social rent in GLA-backed scheme
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NewsFosters wins £3.4m grant for robotic construction research
Architectural practice part of consortium with British and European academics
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NewsGovernment reveals allocations for first £10bn spend from affordable homes programme
Councils to be named as Homes England strategic partners for first time
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NewsMayors to be given call-in powers over planning decisions
Burnham says measure will ‘cut both ways’ with regional leaders able to reject unsuitable schemes as well as overriding local refusals
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NewsGovernment begins search for £104k-a-year Building Safety Regulator chair role
Position has been held on interim basis by former London Fire Brigade commissioner Andy Roe since last July
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NewsRayner confirms default ‘yes’ for homes near train stations in revised NPPF
New planning rules also include protections for pubs and music venues
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NewsPlanning permissions for homes fall to lowest level on record, says HBF
Housebuilders’ body says viability negating impact of more permissive planning regime
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NewsRayner rejects plans by Dutch practice for new football stadium and 3,500 homes, citing toxic lead risk
UNStudio’s proposed Ebbsfleet scheme was adjacent to one of Europe’s largest lead refineries
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NewsAlan Camps Architects-designed affordable homes in Greenwich granted gateway 2 approval
Scheme is first part of 1,200-home Charlton Riverside development
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NewsThe draft London Plan beyond the headlines: Five things you might have missed in Khan’s latest vision for the capital
City Hall’s 288-page draft London Plan sets out sweeping changes to density rules, green belt release and tall building policy. Here’s a break-down of what the proposed policies could mean for development across the capital
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NewsCamden approves Studio Moren’s central London hotel retrofit and extension
Scheme is an elaboration of previously consented office-to-hotel conversion
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NewsMHCLG approves BGY’s controversial Truman Brewery plans
Proposals including data centre, offices and commercial uses, criticised for limited housing provision
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NewsForum to discuss Grafton Architects’ controversial Cambridge library plans ends in recrimination
Christ’s College master accuses scheme’s opponents of ‘total misrepresentation’ following tense meeting
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NewsLabour campaign group urges Rayner to focus £39bn affordable homes programme on council housing for social rent
Letter to housing secretary also suggests extending low-cost loans to councils
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NewsPM says UK will ‘value hard hat as much as graduation cap’ as he announces new technical education routes
Burnham commits to boost quality, availability and status of technical offer to 14-to-16-year olds
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NewsHousing ministry cedes control of devolution agenda to new department led by Louise Haigh
Angela Rayner’s department gains new equalities remit in machinery of government shake-up
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NewsRayner returns as housing secretary as Burnham sets out top cabinet jobs
John Healey made chancellor in surprise pick