New Towns Taskforce: a unique opportunity to deliver healthy communities
The government’s recently announced New Towns Taskforce has a unique opportunity not only to explore lasting
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Lords debate presses the importance of both quality and quantity of housing
Crucial questions raised in the House of Lords about ensuring funding and stronger standards for housing
Healthy Homes election special – what do the party manifestos say about housing and health?
This blog provides a quick snapshot of what each party manifesto says about housing and
Healthy Homes Pledge – a sector-wide commitment to create new homes and communities where people can thrive
Campaign manager, Rosalie Callway, and assistant, Clémence Dye, explain why we need a new generation of healthy homes
Changes to various Permitted Development Rights: TCPA response to latest consultation
The TCPA recognises the urgent need for more good quality and affordable homes. However, the TCPA is concerned that the
Quick office-to-housing conversions will risk residents’ health, according to new TCPA research
Blog about a national review of planning policy, building regulations and housing law under permitted development
The Levelling Up and Regeneration Act: neither effective nor democratic
The new Levelling Up and Regeneration Act (LURA) is essentially a massive missed
Peers back Healthy Homes for all
Peers have voted to support the Healthy Homes amendment to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill. The amendment sets
Homes fit for the future
Paul Redington, Regional Major Loss Manager, Zurich Insurance, explains why tackling water damage risk is so important
The Healthy Homes Principles – why do we need them?
Rosalie Callway explains why we need the 11 Healthy Homes Principles, now more than
Healthy Homes amendments to the LURB receive cross-party peer support
An update on the Healthy Homes Campaign. Amendments to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill have received cross-party
Campaign release: These are Homes photobook
As a part of our Healthy Homes campaign, the TCPA commissioned photographer Rob Clayton to capture some of the
