All articles by Daniel Gayne – Page 2
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NewsMHCLG must take ‘clearer central role’ to fix remediation, says Clive Betts
Veteran MP says there was ‘never a sense’ that department had taken responsibility
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NewsBellway profit jumps as firm says planning delays easing
Housebuilder expecting to complete 1,000 more homes this year than last
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NewsChancellor must find ‘creative’ approach to finance London transport schemes, say developers
Investor group urges Reeves to explore additional development taxes to fund Bakerloo extension and Crossrail 2
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NewsReeves announces £600m investment in skills training for construction
Plan will be overseen by new mission board co-chaired by Mace chaiman Mark Reynolds
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NewsMPs ‘sceptical’ government can deliver on building safety remediation promises
Timetable to complete work on buildings over 18m set for 2029
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NewsOne in 10 tall social housing buildings still have fire defects, says regulator
More than 600 such buildings have been remediated since 2017 but 17,000 remain at risk
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NewsWatchdog opens investigation into ISG’s auditor
Inquiry by Financial Reporting Council concerns firm’s 2022 accounts
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NewsMorgan Sindall-owned developer submits plans for 1,600-home regeneration scheme in Solihull
Placemaking specialist Muse signed development agreement with council last year
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NewsPlans for 2,100-homes on Victorian gasworks site to progress after section 106 deal agreed
Berkeley Homes and Newham Council have reached an agreement over the scheme
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NewsWider reform to combined authority governance needed to make most of new planning powers, says think tank
Insitute for Government sets out recommendations after publication of Planning and Infrastructure Bill
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NewsConstruction output slips again in January, official figures say
Warnings that longer stagnation of wider economy could impact investment
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NewsMega-projects need stronger governance, says spending watchdog
National Audit Office make series of recommendations to HMT and NISTA
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NewsIntroduce collective bargaining to housebuilding to attract workers, says think tank
IPPR calls on government to extend approach taken in social care and teaching support to other key sectors
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NewsScottish consultant Soben bought by services giant Accenture
New owner had revenue of £50bn last year
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NewsBerkeley’s modular building machinery put up for auction valued at £30m
Housebuilder is reportedly withdrawing from the volumetric business
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NewsPlanning and Infrastructure Bill sets out radical shake-up of committee system
Legislation would see government dictate which types of applications can be determined by councillors
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NewsRayner sets out plans to cut list of statutory consultees and reduce role in planning decisions
Proposals come ahead of publication of planning and infrastructure bill
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NewsDfE seeking views on new £15.4bn construction framework
Department could merge offsite and traditional frameworks, previously separate
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NewsProfit at Bouygues’ construction arm slips, annual results show
Turnover at French giant edges up towards €57bn figure
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FeaturesHow closely has the government adhered to the Grenfell Inquiry’s recommendations?
While Angela Rayner has promised to ‘ take forward’ all of the recommendations, not all appear to have been adopted to the letter. Daniel Gayne and Tom Lowe analyse the wiggle room the government has given itself over some of the key measures