Lenovo joins Imperial at the White City Campus
Lenovo will join Imperial’s White City Deep Tech Campus to create a new hub for AI...
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UCL study reveals change in overseas home ownership
A new UCL-led study published in Environment and Planning B shows that overseas ownership of...
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Wates completes on two sites to deliver more homes
Wates Developments has today announced the completion of the sale of two sites of prime...
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Kew experts warn West London climate to be the same as Barcelona
Record-breaking rainfall over the winter, combined with relatively warm temperatures, has produced...
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Taylor Wimpey starts work on Wisley Airfield redevelopment
The first video and images have been released to show the progress of Wisley Acres, the major new...
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Company fined for failing to make improvements to listed pub
A company has been ordered to pay more than £3,100 after it failed to undertake work to a listed...
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Planning consent granted for 15MW data centre at Redhill
Real estate investor Castleforge, in partnership with full-service data centre operator and...
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Preferred Homes announce new site acquisitions
Preferred Homes has announced major progress in its affordable Extra Care Housing expansion, with...
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Berkeley Homes publishes its Net Zero Transition Plan
Berkeley has published a new Net Zero Transition Plan, setting out a 20-year roadmap to achieve...
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Savills market former Guildford Registry Office
Artington House offers a compelling opportunity for purchasers seeking a prominent, adaptable...
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Wates delivers strong results and £10bn order book
Wates Group reported a strong 2025 performance, delivering record turnover of £2.56bn, statutory...
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Berkeley and SNG welcome the Deputy Mayor to Grand Union
Berkeley and Sovereign Network Group (SNG) have welcomed Tom Copley, Deputy Mayor for Housing at...
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Dexters’ opens Queens Park office
Dexters has opened a new office in Queen’s Park to meet rising demand in sales and lettings,...
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Wates pioneers nationwide rollout of circular economy platform
Wates has become the first tier-one contractor in the UK to adopt the Material Index circular...
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Willmott Dixon appointed to deliver £92m landmark campus at Wembley Park
Willmott Dixon has been appointed to build a landmark new campus for the College of North West...
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Vistry make progress at the Landings, Ford Airfield
Vistry Group has made significant progress on The Landings at Ford Airfield, since Arun District...
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Vail Williams secures Golden Acre Foods new HQ
Vail Williams has helped Golden Acre Foods secure new headquarters in Surrey, relocating the UK’s...
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Brighton and Worthing set to benefit from Arts and Culture funding
Brighton and Worthing are set to benefit from fresh cultural investment that will strengthen local...
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Matrix Studios extension approved by H&F
Hammersmith and Fulham has approved plans to extend Matrix Studios at 91A Peterborough Road, a...
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Gatwick’s Route 4 consultation ends 28th April
London Gatwick has announced that communities and stakeholders have one week left to respond to...
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Brighton and Hove considers it’s asset utilization
Brighton & Hove City Council has published proposals setting out how it will better manage its...
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Lyric Theatre Hammersmith receives £0.5m refurb grant
Hammersmith’s Lyric Theatre has secured more than £500,000 in government funding to modernise its...
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Work begins on Westborough and Park Barn Better Homes Programme
Demolition has begun on several Council-owned empty homes in Westborough and Park Barn, including...
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Hill and Clarion start High Path phase two
High Path’s regeneration in Merton is moving into a new phase, aiming to create a greener, safer,...
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H&F grants approval for school theatre
Hammersmith and Fulham Planning Committee approved plans for Sacred Heart High School, 212...
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Panattoni letting in Crawley to major online retailer
Panattoni has secured the letting of its 200,000 sq ft Panattoni Park Crawley development to the...
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Related Argent secures £189m refinancing on Brent Cross Town BTR
Related Argent has completed a £188.7 million refinancing of the first two Build to Rent assets at...
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Brighton & Hove consults on potential school land release
Brighton & Hove City Council is consulting on plans to consolidate Hove Park School onto the...
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Woking approves development on former green belt
Woking Borough Council has approved a residential scheme on land south of Brookwood Lye Road,...
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H&F approves Imperial changes to White City Campus South
Hammersmith & Fulham has approved Imperial College’s Section 73 changes to the South Campus...
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H&F approves the Grange
Hammersmith and Fulham Planning Committee has approved plans to redevelop the rear of The Grange...
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Hammersmith Councillors welcome Becklow Gardens development
The Hammersmith & Fulham Council proposal for the Becklow Gardens site has been approved,...
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Phoenix Academy proposal refused by H&F
Hammersmith and Fulham Planning Committee narrowly refused the application for the comprehensive...
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Over 300 new homes commenced by Homes for Brighton and Hove
Construction is progressing on 306 low-cost homes at the former Sackville Road Trading Estate in...
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First meeting of the Sussex & Brighton Strategic Authority
The first meeting of the Sussex & Brighton Strategic Authority will take place on Wednesday,...
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Metropolitan Park Greenford unanimously approved
Ealing Planning Committee unanimously approved SEGRO’s proposal to redevelop Phase 1B at Field...
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King Alfred Leisure Centre proposal submitted to Brighton
The proposal for King Alfred Leisure Centre in Brighton is being developed by Alliance Leisure,...
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Kingston approves more homes at Signal Park
Kingston Planning Committee approved the Phase 2 hybrid planning application by the Guinness...
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GWR trials Reading to Gatwick night trains
Great Western Railway (GWR) is trialling new overnight services to Gatwick Airport from 6 June,...
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EdCity homes ready for occupation in Hammersmith
Hammersmith & Fulham Council has begun handing over 132 new affordable homes in White City as...
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Wandsworth agrees deal with London Square for social rent homes
Wandsworth Council, working with London Square, is delivering 24 new council homes for social rent...
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Horsham revises plans for Bisphoric area
Horsham District Council has revised its Bishopric area plans to improve access between the John...
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Horsham secures next 25 yrs for Rookwood Golf Course
Horsham District Council has renewed its lease with British Ensign Golf Group for a further 25...
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Reigate and Banstead utilizes nearly £19m of CIL
Reigate & Banstead Borough Council has earmarked £18.76 million over the past three years to...
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Brent launches street gully EV charging pilot
Brent Council launches a pilot to make charging electric vehicles (EVs) at home safer and easier...
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Brent to receive £40m Pride in Place funds
Cllr Butt and Dawn Butler MP Harlesden and St Raphael’s Estate are set to receive a major £40...
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RHP completes homes in former hospital
The latest milestone in a major drive to provide more than 1,000 new, high-quality, genuinely...
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BGL and Cala exchange contracts on Cobham farm
Burhill Group Limited (BGL) has exchanged contracts with Cala Group Limited to promote the...
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Hammersmith approves change of use for King Street office
Hammersmith Planning Committee unanimously approved the conversion of part of the existing office...
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ARC. and Imperial announce Leap Lab Pass winners
ARC West London and Imperial College London’s Imperial Incubator have announced the two winning...
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New Cobham FC clubhouse approved by Elmbridge Planning Committee
The approved scheme for Cobham Football Club delivers a new detached two-storey clubhouse of 611...
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Croudace buys former caravan site from Worthing
Worthing and Adur councils have agreed to sell the former Caravan and Motorhome Club site in...
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Hounslow receives £1.5m Pride in Place Impact Fund
Residents across Hounslow are set to see lasting improvements to community spaces, high streets...
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Hounslow Cabinet agrees massive regeneration plans
The Hounslow Cabinet has approved the next stage in the regeneration of the Convent Way Estate in...
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Crawley Ambulance Hub makes way for housing
Crawley’s former ambulance station site is set to be demolished in the forthcoming weeks to make...
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H&F backs K&C Lots Road proposal
The proposed redevelopment project at Lots Road South, London, involves a cross-boundary...
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Crystal Palace Park affordable homes development gains approval
Plans to deliver new affordable homes next to Crystal Palace Park have been approved by Bromley...
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SNG returns to Southall with a new collection
Following the success of its first development in Southall, housing association Sovereign Network...
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Sussex quantum cluster receives government boost
Mid Sussex District Council has welcomed the Government’s announcement (17th March 2026) of a...
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Mid Sussex seeks developer for Clair Hall
Mid Sussex District Council has launched the search for an experienced Development Partner to help...
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Lovell Partnership gains approval for Horsham Enterprise Park
Horsham District Council’s Planning Committee has approved a significant redevelopment...
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AELTC wins Wimbledon Park challenge in the high courts
The All England Tennis Club clears the legal hurdle on its planned development of the former golf...
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Ealing Council celebrates progress on building new homes
The transformation of Sherwood Close in West Ealing is progressing, with the final phase of...
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Byfleet neighbourhood plan referendum set for May 7
The Byfleet Neighbourhood Plan outlines planning policies for the Byfleet Neighbourhood Area,...
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East and West Surrey agrees post elections timetable
The East and West Surrey Joint Committees met on 13 March to facilitate a smooth transition to the...
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Ealing introduces residents charter for new developments
A new charter is being introduced to give residents in the borough’s seven towns a stronger...
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Wandsworth clears way for Alton Estate renewal
Wandsworth Council’s planning committee has approved the demolition of a long-derelict building at...
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Chichester funds local housing scheme
A rural affordable housing scheme in Birdham is receiving a £500,000 grant from Chichester...
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Bradda Capital commences £5m Guildford office fit out
Bradda Capital, the UK real estate investment adviser, has commenced construction works on the...
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The Watermark Kew celebrates topping out
The Watermark, an integrated retirement community located on Melliss Avenue, Kew, Richmond, has...
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Warren Farm nature reserve status confirmed by Ealing
Warren Farm is London’s newest nature reserve – securing its future as a protected wildlife haven....
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Plans submitted for Crystal Palace transformation
The Crystal Palace National Sports Centre is undergoing a transformative redevelopment, marking a...
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The West London Partnership breaks ground at Bollo Lane
A major development at Bollo Lane in Ealing has commenced, marking a significant step in...
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History workshop celebrates Kodak heritage at Eastman Village
For more than 120 years, the Kodak Works in Harrow brought photography to the masses, serving as a...
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Will local government reorganisation delay local plan production?
Will local government reorganisation delay local plan production, or will a changed approach to...
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H&F secure more affordable homes in Fulham
Hammersmith & Fulham (H&F) Council has secured 133 new affordable homes in south Fulham,...
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Guildford Park Rd given the green light
Wates has secured planning permission to deliver 248 new homes in Guildford town centre, through...
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Aldi set to open new store in Reigate
Aldi is planning to open a new high-quality food store in Reigate at The Range store’s...
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Hounslow Council gives GSK masterplan the go ahead
Hounslow Council has given the ok to the 980 Great West Road project in Brentford, West London, is...
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West London Orbital funding boost announced
Transport for London (TfL), four west London boroughs, and the Old Oak & Park Royal...
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Wandsworth updates local plan to deliver more social housing
Wandsworth Council has updated its Local Plan, marking a major step forward in the borough’s...
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Epsom rejects 110 houses after major objections
Epsom and Ewell council rejected a proposal for 110 homes near Epsom Downs Racecourse. The...
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OurHouse expansion backed by Blackstone
Little Houses Group, the UK’s leading group of London-focussed family clubs that bring leisure,...
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Can devolution unlock London’s housing crisis?
Can devolution unlock London’s housing crisis? Article by Niamh Piercy, associate partner, Carter...
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Wandsworth agrees Biodiversity Action Plan
The Biodiversity Action Plan, approved by the Wandsworth Cabinet, outlines actions from 2026 to...
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Angmering £10m Sports Hub approved by Arun council
The Angmering Sports Hub has been approved by Arun District Council with a budget of £10 million,...
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Former Teddington High Street bank replaced by new homes
The Richmond Council Planning Committee unanimously approved the redevelopment of 42 High Street,...
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Surrey improves its 10,000 acre countryside estate
Surrey’s countryside has seen significant enhancements, including new playgrounds, walking...
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Are Development corporations the missing link in delivering new towns?
Development corporations: the missing link in delivering new towns, why the next wave of...
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Brent CLT plans submitted by Bell Philips
Bell Philps Architects, on behalf of the Brent Community Land Trust (CLT), has submitted plans to...
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Spelthorne pursues unpaid CIL
Spelthorne Council has obtained liability orders for unpaid Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) in...
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Updates on onshore wind policy by Jamie Baxter, Carter Jonas
How recent policy changes in onshore wind create opportunities in relation to cost efficiencies...
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Surrey transition progressing on schedule
Surrey is progressing with its transition to two new unitary authorities, East Surrey Council and...
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Quintain refinances Wembley Park BtR
Quintain, the developer of Wembley Park, has refinanced two build-to-rent (BtR) schemes with a...
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Quinn Estates proposes transformation of Sutton Green Golf Club
Quinn Estates proposes a transformative development at Sutton Green, Woking, aiming to create a...
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Zephaniah House nears completion
Brent Council, working in partnership with Wates Residential, celebrated the structural completion...
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Hillingdon Library sold to Buckinghamshire New University
Hillingdon Council has completed the sale of the vacant former Uxbridge Library to Buckinghamshire...
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Hounslow green lights Brentford Lock addition
The Hounslow planning committee has given unanimous support for a new development at Block B,...
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Crawley Station Gateway regeneration underway
Crawley Borough Council has initiated the first phase of the Station Gateway regeneration scheme,...
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Studio Egret West takes on Battersea Power Station plans
Battersea Power Station is advancing its redevelopment by appointing Studio Egret West as the...
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