The battle for Healthy Homes continues
The Lords report stage of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill process has drawn to a close and the Bill
The TCPA believes that democratic planning is a vital tool for securing socially just and sustainable outcomes in an era defined by the housing, health, nature and climate crisis. Planning is not a blocker; in fact, the planning system consistently approves more planning consents for homes than the private sector can deliver.
The Lords report stage of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill process has drawn to a close and the Bill
The TCPA welcomes reports published in the last week by the House of Lords Built Environment Select
Hugh Ellis, Director of Policy and Celia Davis, Senior Projects and Policy Manager at the TCPA The planning
We are pleased to announce the TCPA’s 2025 Annual Conference will focus on the Purpose of Planning. Championing
In this guest blog, Sally Hayns (CEO, CIEEM) discusses why Part 3 of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill may not be
The TCPA’s Director of Policy, Hugh Ellis, argues that the changes set out in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill
A briefing for the House of Lords regarding the Planning and Infrastructure Bill (September 2025) Our homes and
(July 2025) What can previous British taxes on the development value of land teach us about policy-making on land value
In the latest blog from our series on the next generation of New Towns, Lachlan Anderson-Frank MRTPI sets out some of
A briefing by the TCPA on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill for the House of Lords (June 2025) The TCPA believes
(A TCPA – APSE report. June 2025) The places where people live and work shape the decisions they are able to make: in
Where’s the plan, the vision – the story, if you like – for England (and Britain)? It’s been a leading question