5 things we learned from the Planning and Infrastructure Bill

Insight12.03.2511.25 AM by Jenny Messenger and James Wilmore

The Planning and Infrastructure Bill was introduced in parliament on Tuesday. Jenny Messenger and James Wilmore have stripped back the legalese to see how the government hopes to make the reforms work

Picture: Alamy

The content you are trying to access is only available to subscribers.

Please login below or subscribe to view.

BSR is easy target for criticism that ‘diverts attention from underlying issues’ in built environment, says steering group

14.07.26

Infrastructure watchdog downgrades confidence in cladding remediation programme due to ‘risks to pace and affordability’

14.07.26

Scotland rolls out £50m homelessness prevention fund

14.07.26

Resident granted judicial review over council’s decision to close walk-in homelessness service

14.07.26

MPs call for ‘heritage-to-housing’ scheme and funding for vacant historic buildings to unlock 670,000 new homes

14.07.26

Lessons from the ombudsman: Are you ready for the expansion of Awaab’s Law?

14.07.26

Welsh government’s 20,000-home target to focus only on social and intermediate rent

14.07.26

5 things we learned from the Planning and Infrastructure Bill

If over half of social housing tenants live with illness or disability, why are adaptations still treated as niche?

‘Significant’ ruling is ‘warning’ for sector after London landlord loses appeal to pass service charges for private flats on to shared owners

Four landlords achieve C1 and C2 grades after first RSH consumer inspections

BSR is easy target for criticism that ‘diverts attention from underlying issues’ in built environment, says steering group

Infrastructure watchdog downgrades confidence in cladding remediation programme due to ‘risks to pace and affordability’

Scotland rolls out £50m homelessness prevention fund

BSR is easy target for criticism that ‘diverts attention from underlying issues’ in built environment, says steering group

Infrastructure watchdog downgrades confidence in cladding remediation programme due to ‘risks to pace and affordability’

Scotland rolls out £50m homelessness prevention fund

Resident granted judicial review over council’s decision to close walk-in homelessness service

MPs call for ‘heritage-to-housing’ scheme and funding for vacant historic buildings to unlock 670,000 new homes

Lessons from the ombudsman: Are you ready for the expansion of Awaab’s Law?

Welsh government’s 20,000-home target to focus only on social and intermediate rent

Homelessness set to rise by 25% by 2030 without intervention, new report finds