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Questions arising from the Planning & Infrastructure Bill
"Introduced in 2015, the Planning and Infrastructure Bill sits at the centre of government policy to build 1.5 million new homes, and to take 150 major infrastructure decisions, by 2029. "
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How neuroinclusive design and sensory built environments are shaping the future of planning
"The built environment plays a fundamental role in our everyday lives – actively shaping experiences, livelihoods, behaviours and general wellbeing. It is therefore crucial that such spaces are accessible to all."
Build: Perspective – living sector
"Refurbishment rising amid delivery and planning strains"
Reforming the consenting process
"What the Planning and Infrastructure Bill gets right"
Improving stakeholder engagement
"Building trust between landowners and developers"
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Types of archaeological fieldwork investigations
"As we continue our focus on the role of archaeology within planning, this latest blog sets out the different types of archaeological fieldwork that may be involved and how the investigative process is followed."
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The next generation of ‘new towns’
"On 28 September 2025, the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government published the report from the New Towns Taskforce and published its initial response to the report."
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Two banks, one legacy: balancing adaptation with conservation
"This year marks 100 years since the demolition of Sir John Soane’s Bank of England building, often described as one of London’s greatest architectural losses."
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England planning reform: where are we now?
"Planning reform is never ending, and this year has been no different. Here we provide the current status of some of the key policies that are high up on the agenda of planning reform in England."
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Demystifying the Treasure Act
"This blog is part of our series exploring the role of archaeology in the planning process."
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