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This month, we received great news as the Secretary of State for Transport granted development consent to National Highways for the M25...
This month, we received great news as the Secretary of State for Transport granted development consent to National Highways for the M25...
With net-zero carbon targets now well established, businesses are taking steps towards developing and executing pathways toward more...
It doesn’t happen often that an evening at the theatre turns out to be a continuation of work. Straight Line Crazy at the Bridge Theatre...
With the Queen tapping her Oyster Card this week and the Elizabeth Line set to open on 24th May 2022, it is hoped that the buzz around...
When it comes to regeneration, Compulsory Purchase Orders – the power to acquire land and property without the consent of the owner –...
Without doubt, one area of the Levelling-Up Bill that raises more questions than answers is the Infrastructure Levy (IL) and the...
Michael Gove is set to achieve what John Prescott tried but ultimately failed to do back in 2006 – to enshrine design requirements for...
After the major changes proposed in the Planning for the Future White Paper, this week’s Levelling-Up and Regeneration Bill offered the...
The subject of sustainability and our built environment has been the topic of many recent conversations with our clients. In fact, these...
Eyes are on the local election results in London and in particular three Conservative boroughs – Westminster, Wandsworth and Barnet –...
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