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Transport Resilience Review: CIHT evidence

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The Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT) has presented written evidence as part of the Department of Transports ‘Transport Resilience Review’. The evidence covered the potential exposure of the transport network to extreme weather (floods of all kinds, storms and extreme heat), the ability to operate under such conditions and plans for adapting to a changing climate. 

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Operation of the National Planning Policy Framework

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The House of Commons Communities and Local Government Committee is conducting an inquiry into the operation of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) in its first two years. Written evidence to the Committee is now available online.

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Regenerating capital: Healthy growth, healthy city?

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Roca London Gallery will host a photographic exhibition, from 2 June – 23 August 2014, during the London Festival of Architecture, exploring some of London’s key regeneration projects and their impact on the city’s inhabitants. The exhibition will explore the impact regeneration has on green spaces, small businesses, local communities and valued buildings while supporting an increasing population, world-leading financial growth and an international profile.

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Building Consultancy Today

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Property consultancy CBRE has issued the first edition of its quarterly newsletter, Building Consultancy Today. Each newsletter will provide insights about the trends and issues affecting the property industry today and in the future. This issue focuses on building costs. Feedback and suggestions for future topics are welcomed. 

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Productive science-practice in climate change adaptations

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This new publication from CIRCLE-2, a European network for research and co-operation on climate change, makes recommendations for better approaches to science-policy-practice working. Recommendations in the briefing note are drawn from a literature review, as well as the outcomes of working sessions at the European Climate Change Adaptation conference in Hamburg in 2013. 

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Taking Britain further: Heathrow’s plan for connecting the UK to growth

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Revised expansion proposals, presented to the government’s Airports Commission by Heathrow Airport would reduce the number of properties requiring compulsory purchase by 200 and avoid the need to redevelop the M4/M25 junction.

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Getting our house in order: The impact of housing undersupply in London

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In this report, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) explores the impact of the undersupply of housing on London businesses and the capital’s overall competitiveness and proposes measures to alleviate the housing crisis. LCCI concludes the way to overcome the current barriers to house building is to secure more land for development and more builders with the capacity to deliver homes in London.

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What occupiers want. Office market review 2014

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The latest edition of Lambert Smith Hampton’s annual Office Market Review predicts that take-up across the UK could reach 30m sq ft this year, despite preliminary figures revealing that 2014 got off to slow start. The report finds that take-up in 2013 increased by 33% to 25.6m sq ft, the highest level since 2007.  This activity is being driven by businesses seeking additional space for expansion as well as the natural turnover created by occupiers reaching the end of their leases within obsolete stock. The authors expect Central London and the larger regional markets such as Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and the Thames Valley to be the main beneficiaries of growth during 2014.

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The Indian hotel sector

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This article analyses the cyclical nature of the hotel business and the Indian hotel sector’s performance in the past 18 years. Events, both local and global, impact the performance of hotels in India.

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Quality counts: Results of the Affordable Homes Programme Quality Audits 2012-13

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Each year the Homes and Communities Agency undertakes a resident and partner survey to obtain feedback on the quality and design aspects of homes funded under the Affordable Homes Programme. This report summarises the 2012-13 results based on visits to 99 schemes and interviews with over 200 residents.

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