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The Government is set to rush through legislation to ensure that planning committees can function online in the face of further lock downs to tackle the coronavirus pandemic

As the UK has now moved from a “delay” to “suppression” phase, what should businesses do to prepare

In today's uncertain times, it is even more important for the industry to utilise technological innovations and embrace a new way of operating and working collectivity

As the UK moves from a “contain” into a “delay” phase businesses, public institutions and households across the country must now prepare for coronavirus (COVID-19) to become a new reality that will affect the way we go about our everyday lives

Today, Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick MP made the biggest announcement of his tenure to date, setting out the direction of travel through a set of reforms to planning and housing delivery

Record-breaking levels of road and rail investment as well as funding for housing, broadband and energy infrastructure were among the headline-grabbing leads in Rishi Sunak’s first Budget

This new coronavirus (Covid-19) epidemic has sparked a global crisis, and it's set to affect us all. But this virus isn’t just targeting individuals – neither businesses, governments nor society at large are immune to its effects.    

Our national survey of councillors has shown that sustainability and environmental concerns are now the most important priority for councillors when making planning decisions.