All articles by Daniel Gayne – Page 3
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NewsGovernment pushes back introduction of national scheme of delegation
Planning committee numbers to be set at a maximum of 13
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NewsChancellor backs creation of mayoral development zone near Bristol in step towards 40,000-home new town
West of England Combined Authority says move would establish ‘direction of travel’ toward creating development corporation for Brabazon new town
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NewsUKREiiF 2026: Housing secretary admits he needs ‘to have conversations’ with Treasury about stimulus to kickstart demand
Steve Reed says sector needs ‘support’ in wake of Middle East war
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NewsUKREIIF 2026: Historic England publishes prospectus of heritage buildings for residential conversion
Transformation of 20 sites could create 1,500 homes
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NewsBarn repurposed as sustainable home by Artel31 named RIBA South Building of the Year 2026
Scheme repurposed agricultural barn as a highly sustainable new home
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NewsRIBA calls for three-year pilot to fund city architects across England
The architects’ body suggests a pilot at the combined authority level could deliver value
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NewsPlanning inspector rejects 860-home dRMM scheme over heritage harms
But concerns over affordable provision waved away
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NewsIn pictures: Ukrainians sample best of British education architecture ahead of Stantec reconstruction job
The State Tax University’s main campus building was destroyed in the early months of the Russian invasion. Last week, they sought inspiration for its replacement in a tour of several UK universities.
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NewsBuilding control firm’s collapse sparks jump in ‘transitional cases’ being handled by BSR
Cases assessed under old regime have risen to 43 due to failure of Assent Building Control
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FeaturesWhat would Reform and Green gains in Thursday’s elections mean for the housing sector?
With the two parties polling strongly and expected to be the biggest beneficiaries in Thursday’s local elections, Daniel Gayne asks what their stated positions and local-government records could mean for housing, planning and delivery
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FeaturesAmid a heritage skills crisis, St Paul’s wants to bring its craftspeople into the light
The cathedral’s property director is embarking on a mission to transform its ageing workshops into a shining new Centre of Excellence. But with multimillion-pound repairs to its iconic ball and cross also needed, where will it get the money? Daniel Gayne reports
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NewsNew office construction starts fell 35% in London in 2025, Deloitte survey shows
Consultant anticipates supply gap later in decade
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NewsGreen light for Patel Taylor’s 433-home regeneration of west London industrial estate
Cavendish & Gloucester scheme will be 35% affordable
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NewsScotland’s biggest housing association submits plans for hundreds of homes across two Glasgow schemes
More than 550 homes proposed in total, including on site of controversially demolished towers
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NewsGlobal coalition launched to investigate how data centres can be made greener
Initiative aims to establish new benchmarks and standards
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NewsDLA submits plans for 814-home riverside scheme in Salford
Additional public realm space added after consultation
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Features‘I wouldn’t be in the party if it wasn’t pro-development’: Reform UK’s new housing spokesperson on its plans for housing
With an eye to the prospect of taking the reins of power, Reform UK has called on former Homes England chair Simon Dudley to help develop its answer to Britain’s housing crisis. He spoke to Daniel Gayne about navigating nimbyism, getting pension funds to invest in affordable housing, and reassessing ...
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News‘Pendulum has swung too far’ on building regulations since Grenfell, says Reform housing spokesperson
Ex-Homes England chair Simon Dudley asks why ‘previous tragic deaths’ are stopping homes being built