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Go-ahead for Kent hospital regeneration

3 December 2008

The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) and Taylor Wimpey have received planning consent for the first phase of their redevelopment of the former hospital at Leybourne Grange near West Malling, Kent.

How cities recover from recession

2 December 2008

World recession could bring some cities to their knees unless they learn from the successful strategy of seven European survivors, according to forthcoming research.

HCA boost as Upton Lodge wins permission

1 December 2008

An outline application for more than 1,700 homes at Upton Lodge, Northampton has secured a resolution to grant permission.

Live-work gathers pace

28 November 2008

Growing numbers of people now work from home with huge potential benefits to the economy and the environment but policy-makers are failing to pick up on the trend, argues Huw Morris.

High road out of the downturn

28 November 2008

Planners should look behind the negative headlines and depressing statistics to discover what impact the recession is really having on the Scottish development sector, says Robert Boddy.

DCLG affirms gateway aim

28 November 2008

The DCLG has insisted that it is committed to targets for transforming the Thames Gateway despite the economic downturn.

Town halls 'would set housing targets' under Tories

27 November 2008

A Tory government would scrap regional growth strategies and hand responsibility for setting housing targets to town halls, the shadow local government minister said yesterday.

HCA considers 'direct building' option

27 November 2008

The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) is considering building houses itself if the market deteriorates further next year.

Beckett: crunch must not hit Gateway

26 November 2008

The slowdown in the economy must not be allowed to lead to a downgrading of the plans for jobs and housing growth in the Thames Gateway, the minister in charge of the project said today.