Why Healthy Homes are a priority for insurers
Poor quality housing – affecting both new builds and conversions – is a major cause of claims. In this guest blog,
Guest blog
Green Infrastructure: delivering for climate, people and nature
Sophie Jones, Communications and Learning Manager at Building with Nature, shows how planners can translate COP27 and
Levelling up in practice: Thamesmead
Levelling up is ambitious in scope, and laudable in the aim of reducing inequality, creating opportunity, and
Making our homes fit for the future – E.ON
By Jack Fildew There are three big numbers that should shock you when we talk about Britain’s housing stock. 90%
The City of the Future: An Urban Design Competition
The Take Back the City coalition has launched a competition open to all architects, planners and urban designers to
How the healthy homes approach might be the answer to our planning problems
Emily O’Brien, Green Party Councillor for Lewes District Council Cooperative Alliance This summer, like in many other
Planning for people and planet: Quietly revolutionary ideas from practice
Change is coming. It has to. Tackling the twin crises of climate breakdown and nature loss is the biggest challenge we
Landworker
We are reaching a pivotal moment, a crunch time for food security in a UK which produces barely 60% of the crops it
Planning needs to be central to the levelling up agenda
Levelling up will fall flat on its face if the Government persists with its attack on the town planning system. A
Achieving a healthy green recovery – the essential role of green infrastructure
The past 18 months have highlighted that parks and greenspace close to home have been critical in helping people deal
Lost Community Voices
This blog by Nick Raynsford kicks off a series of blogs that reflect on the ongoing challenge of building public trust
Change can rebuild trust with communities
Public trust is a powerful concept, that’s beset with fuzziness and contradiction. We instinctively know if we
