Michael Lyons says potential locations for housing developments will be identified next summer
Leader of Tory-led Wiltshire council says ‘more carrots and sticks’ are needed
Long-delayed overhaul of Earl's Court exhibition site edges closer as ministers try to unlock ‘stalled’ projects
Partnership aimed at developing large-scale projects
Report says £644mn needed to clear backlogs and start building
Labour government is reforming planning rules in bid to boost housing supply over next five years
Crest Nicholson shares plunge in latest blow to struggling developer
Experts warn that public backing for development is essential in new government’s bid to end housing crisis
Councils will not be able to reject developments on grounds of being ‘out of character’
Overhaul includes restoration of mandatory housing targets and relaxation of greenbelt rules
Retailer will create 320 rental flats and 30 affordable homes in initial project
The town faces the same Nimbyism and conflicting attitudes towards the greenbelt that stifle much of the national debate
Property industry claims ‘nutrient neutrality’ regulations have halted construction of tens of thousands of homes
Government plan for 1.5mn new homes must consider location and drainage as extreme weather becomes more common
Construction sector training body warns of shortfall of 150,000 workers
Local communities can decide ‘how, not if’ new developments go ahead
Intervention could become one of the most contentious parts of government’s planning overhaul
Donald Trump called for national unity as the FBI investigated his attempted assassination
Barratt says it will build fewer homes this year as it tries to catch up from effects of market slump
To ‘get Britain building again’, as the new Labour government promises, the broken and underfunded system must be fixed
Labour’s promises are not going to spur a private sector solution to Britain’s housing crisis
FTSE housebuilder poised to accept sweetened offer from rival
Stamping out ‘grey areas’ and loopholes will cut land values and boost construction, Vistry says
Rachel Reeves’s proposals rely not on a single silver bullet but on a mixed package of policies
The reforms are a critical part of the party’s plan to pull the UK out of a decade of low growth and productivity
