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Join Centre for Cities and some of the people delivering regeneration in cities around the country for this discussion on brownfield regeneration.
Join Centre for Cities and speakers from the USA and New Zealand for a discussion on the UK's planning reforms and what we can learn from abroad.
What are the trade-offs and challenges as the Government seeks to secure public benefits and avoid unearned windfalls to landowners on green belt land?
There are a variety of reasons why people want to live in densely populated residential areas. They should inform housing and planning decisions in the UK.
Past experience suggests that the new towns policy can accelerate development in certain areas. Government should combine it with wider national reform to make the planning system more efficient.
In a recent briefing – Ship shape: How the planning system is holding back Bristol's economy – Centre for Cities suggested one way to boost supply and address housing affordability in Bristol,...
Yesterday, the Government released its proposed reforms to the planning system. An important part of these plans is having Mayors develop and agree Spatial Development Strategies, as part of the...
Council tax reform could save over two thirds of households in England almost £500 on annual tax bill by giving local authorities powers to set fairer tax rates. Reforms would transform...
This briefing shows how insufficient development in Bristol has contributed to mounting housing costs and why the planning system needs to reform to ensure big cities like Bristol can fulfil their economic potential.
Bristol is a prime example of why planning reform is so desperately needed, according to Centre for Cities, which today publishes new analysis showing how high housing costs in Bristol place...
