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Rural campaigners say they can help solve the housing crisis

Rural campaigners have argued that the current ‘outdated’ planning system is holding the UK back and say the government should let them help ease the housing crisis.

McLaren secures £11m Royal Tunbridge Wells renovation

McLaren has been awarded the renovation of Royal Victoria Place in Tunbridge Wells, following an £11m investment by British Land.

Construction starts on distribution centre at Optimus Point

Construction work has officially started on a new distribution centre based at Optimus Point in Leicestershire for laboratory and medical equipment supplier, Sarstedt Limited

Willmott Dixon secures fourth scheme at University of Warwick

Willmott Dixon has been appointed to provide a fourth scheme at the University of Warwick, the new £33m Warwick Arts Centre.

£5m restoration works to start on The Old Rectory

Restoration of the Grade II Listed building, the Old Rectory, is set to begin, as the £5m project sees the historic property saved from dilapidation.

Tolent secures £9.3m extra care development in Filey

Tolent has been appointed by Housing 21 to deliver a new extra care development in Filey, which will see the creation of 70 new homes.

Simpson Strong-Tie launches new gable restraint system

Simpson Strong-Tie has launched its new Gable Panel Connector (GPC) to solve the connection detail issue between the masonry wall, the wall plate and the bottom rail of the gable panel.

Report reveals information on homelessness in Scotland

Figures from the homelessness in Scotland report have revealed that during 2018-19 there has been a 57% reduction in homelessness applications from under-25s.

Strategy to deliver accommodation for Cardiff’s vulnerable children

A new three-year strategy to deliver support and accommodation for Cardiff's vulnerable children will be considered by the Local Authority's Cabinet when it meets on Thursday, 21 November.

Construction begins on Sunderland’s new City Hall

The construction of Sunderland's new City Hall will house Sunderland City Council and a range of public sector partners in a more cost effective base at the heart of the city centre.

London’s DAMAC Tower gains new sky bridge

Construction of DAMAC Tower, the 50-storey residential development at Nine Elms, has installed a sky bridge to joins its north and south towers at their 18th and 24th floors.

Flooding and project delays cause profit setback at Polypipe

In a trading update for the year to 31 October, Polypipe has cited project delays and flooding and poor ground conditions as main contributors of lower profits.

RICS launches new Home Survey Standard

RICS is to launch the new mandatory RICS Home Survey Standard, following industry and consumer consultation held earlier this year.

Work begins on £60m Cambridge Military Hospital redevelopment

Weston Homes has begun the £60m redevelopment programme to convert the Grade II listed Cambridge Military Hospital in Aldershot into a residential development providing 140 new homes.

Industrial development in Luton gains planning permission

Kier Property has achieved planning consent for its new 13-unit industrial development in Luton, located in west Luton on the Kingsway Industrial Estate.

Mace calls on next Government to support UK construction industry

Mace has called on politicians to introduce a range of policies that would help the UK construction industry thrive under the next Government.

Muse wins place on £650m Slough Urban Renewal scheme

Urban regeneration specialist, Muse Developments has been appointed as development manager for the North West Quadrant scheme as part of the Slough Urban Renewal (SUR).

Camden Council issues ban on rogue landlord

Camden Council has obtained London’s first rogue landlord banning order against a man who repeatedly placed tenants’ lives at risk through letting unsafe housing.

Interserve delivers £71m Selly Oak Shopping Park

Interserve has completed the £71m Selly Oak Shopping Park, Birmingham, alongside a 418-bed student accommodation scheme.

Can shared ownership fix the housing crisis?

Housing association Aster Group has urged political parties to work together to fix Britain’s housing market and put shared ownership at the heart of their general election manifestos.

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