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The truth about property developers: how they are exploiting planning authorities and ruining our cities
Posted on: 18 September 2014
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The author of this piece from the Guardian newspaper argues that affordable housing quotas get waived and the interests of residents trampled as toothless authorities bow to the dazzling wealth of investors from Russia, China and the Middle East. His argument is illustrated by case studies in London.
Gateway to our future: Why the UK needs a new hub airport
Posted on: 29 August 2014
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This report, commissioned by the Mayor of London, aims to influence the impending decision by the government’s Airports Commission as to whether London mayor Boris Johnsonâs vision for a new airport in the Thames Estuary will remain on a shortlist of airport expansion possibilities. The report claims that having a new airport in the Thames Estuary would support 336,000 jobs around the country in 2050, around a third more than an expanded Heathrow and more than five times as many jobs as an expanded Gatwick airport would provide.
London Infrastructure Plan 2050: A consultation
Posted on: 4 August 2014
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This document sets out what infrastructure London requires. It is the first ever strategic attempt to set out London’s infrastructure needs, how much it might cost and how it is paid for. Comments are requested by 31 October 2014.
Accommodating growth in town centres: Achieving successful housing intensification and high street diversification
Posted on: 4 August 2014
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This report for the Greater London Authority calls for London boroughs to plan for more housing in town centres to meet the challenge of a rapidly growing population. Drawn up by consultancies Peter Brett Associates (PBA) and Graham Harrington Planning Advice and architects Maccreanor Lavington, this document will aim to inform the Further Alterations to the London Plan which is about to be examined.
Gap in the market: Building new homes in London on disused sites
Posted on: 4 August 2014
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This report from the London Assembly Conservatives found that 10,000 new homes could be delivered on the capitalâs âdisused spacesâ. The report outlines a âdisused siteâ action plan across every borough that it says could deliver 10,000 homes in 10 years.
No going back: Breaking the cycle of rough sleeping and homelessness
Posted on: 4 August 2014
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A report from the London Assembly Housing Committee examines into repeat rough sleeping. It examines what happens to those who are not housed by councils, and looks at how homeless support services address the often complex needs of repeat rough sleepers.
The prime residential market in Westminster
Posted on: 24 July 2014
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Westminster City Council has published a response to an independent report into the prime residential property market in central London. The report provides the first detailed analysis of Londonâs âprime and super primeâ residential market and the impacts it has on housing in the capital.
Lower Thames Crossing: government response to consultation on options
Posted on: 17 July 2014
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This document sets out governmentâs decisions following consultation on options for a new Lower Thames Crossing, taking into account technical advice on points raised during consultation and other relevant information. It provides a reminder of the consultation feedback and sets out: governmentâs position on the case for a new crossing; choice of crossing location; type of crossing; and next steps towards delivery.
Corporate lettings 2014
Posted on: 16 July 2014
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Research from Savills looks at the reasons why London attracts companies from around the globe.
Focus on Tulse Hill
Posted on: 14 July 2014
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This report is the culmination of work carried out by an independent, external research team of LSE MSc RUPS students between March and June 2014. The vision of this project was to synthesize past research with new insight, compiling a more complete and accurate picture of the reality in Tulse Hill, an area in central Lambeth characterised by persistent neighbourhood deprivation. By combining geographic, ethnographic, statistical, and economic analysis into a single package, the team aim to portray a holistic view of the assets, challenges, and opportunities for the Tulse Hill area. This research was commissioned in order to produce a comprehensive data package that could be used to drive regeneration initiatives going forward and to promote more âjoined-upâ strategies for Tulse Hill.
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