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Fast track planning? More like a planning pile-up

3/18/2016

Mike Brogan examines some of the challenges councils are facing under proposals to reform the planning application process

Are Starter Homes a non-starter?

2/2/2016

Mike Brogan warns that the government's Starter Homes policy could exacerbate the housing crisis.

Cameron’s 106 reform: What it means for local authorities

11/6/2015

Mike Brogan gives his view on David Cameron’s recent announcement about Section 106 reforms and the implications for local authorities.

Turning Registered Providers into public organisations

10/2/2015

Mike Brogan looks at the current pressure on Registered Providers to become more efficient and what the sector needs to do in order to achieve this.

CIH 2015: The themes, the attendees, the outcomes

7/15/2015

Mike Brogan rounds up the some of the key points from the CIH Housing conference.

Can the Conservatives make Britain fair again?

6/3/2015

Mike Brogan explores what impact the new Conservative Government will have on the employment and housing sector

The devolution of Manchester

11/26/2014

Mike Brogan exmaines the impact of the Chancellor's 'northern powerhouse'

Right to Move or Wrong?

11/12/2014

Mike Brogan examines some of the challenges facing the Right to Move programme

Credit where credit’s due

8/22/2014

What does the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill mean for contracting authorities?

Finding the lost generation

7/1/2014

This generation of NEETs is by no means los but the time is now to dust off our compasses and guide them to a promising career and secure future.

A prescription short of a remedy

4/28/2014

Why Sir Terry Farrell's pending review is far from a silver bullet for the UK’s built environment.

Rising Damp: Raising Standards

2/13/2014

Why councils should provide better support for registered housing providers.

Confidence From the Continent

1/31/2014

With the waiting list for social housing sitting at two million, is finance the only route to housing delivery?

Key Learnings from 2013

1/8/2014

What did the housing and energy markets learn in 2013 and what can we expect from the year ahead?

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