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Broad welcome for mayor's housing strategy

20 November 2008

Both public and private sector bodies have broadly welcomed London mayor Boris Johnson's housing strategy, announced today.

New Thames Gateway development chief appointed

20 November 2008

Bob Lane has been appointed as the chairman of the London Thames Gateway Development Corporation (LTGDC).

Johnson unveils housing rescue plan

20 November 2008

London mayor Boris Johnson has vowed to 'kick-start' the capital's housing market with a £5 billion investment plan.

Public urged to report empty homes

19 November 2008

Independent charity the Empty Homes Agency is calling on the public to report run-down vacant property to help bring them back into use.

Downturn hits Northstowe eco-town

19 November 2008

The start date for building eco town exemplar Northstowe near Cambridge has been delayed by a year.

London planners must 'act now' says Savills

19 November 2008

Savills has insisted that now is a good time for planners to do business in the capital.

Prince's Foundation calls for 'smart growth'

19 November 2008

The Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment will today call for investors to create products and strategies to support a "smart" approach to urban design that creates large scale carbon savings.

Planning delays 'could dampen economic stimulus'

18 November 2008

Delays in the planning system could slow the effects of the government's capital spending boost expected to be announced in next week's pre-Budget report.