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A really useful breakdown of the key planning, housing, energy and infrastructure policies, promises and aspirations made by the main political parties in England.

With less than one week to go until we all head to the polls, we have summarised all of the key planning, housing, energy and infrastructure policies, promises and aspirations made by the main political parties in England. One thing is clear - planning reform is needed. But how this is achieved, and the priorities and commitments that are anticipated to reach this shared end goal differ significantly. Please click the link below to read our summary and to download our full manifesto review. https://lnkd.in/eWxJdSJA Happy voting! ?? Ashley Damiral Grace Owen-Ellis Rebecca Roffe #planning #planninglaw #housing #generalelection #manifesto #planningpolicy #cmslaw #cmsplanning

In March 2024, the government?launched a consultation on introducing an accelerated planning system?with the objective of speeding up the delivery of housing, commercial and infrastructure projects as part of the levelling-up campaign. The consultation closed on 1 May and with no set timetable for a response and a general election imminent, the outcome is unlikely to be known for several months. In her latest article, Rebecca Mushing, Senior Associate in our Planning and Development team covers what is the proposed Accelerated Planning Service and provides her thoughts. Read more - https://lnkd.in/eHRks5wD #WeAreWrightHassall #Planning #PlanningLawyer #PlanningLaw

The Ministry of Urban & Infrastructure provided over 11,000hct of land through allocation and bidding in regional and city administrations, surpassing the planned 7,000hct, according to the Ministry's half-year report. Read more https://ow.ly/Nvg350UNXXv

At The Planning Summit, we discover how planning professionals can best prepare for potential government transitions. Featuring insights from Alice Lester MBE - Brent London Borough Council, Toby Lloyd, John Walker - CT Group and Steve Quartermain CBE. Learn strategies for resilience and adaptability in the face of political shifts. #ThePlanningSummit #UrbanPlanning #GovernmentTransitions #Resilience

The way we finance municipalities is stuck in the 19th century.?? ? It’s time for an update. It's time for a new Municipal Growth Framework.?? ? Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e-TyPiBQ?

Tomorrow, the people of the Northern Territory will elect their next state government. Supporting residential construction presents a significant economic opportunity for the incoming administration. ? Committing to policies that stimulate housing demand and supply can promote sustainable growth in the building and construction sector. ? This initiative will attract and retain residents, ultimately building a thriving, safe community across the Territory. Prioritising and meeting HIA's election imperatives is crucial for regional growth. ? What do you think the incoming government should do to improve the Territory? #ntelection2024 #ourterritoryyourvote #ntpol #auspol?#ntelection?

Ahead of this week’s General Election, my colleagues Rachel Coleman and Nitesh Patel have compiled a summary of the key points relevant to the London construction market. With a potential change in government likely, it is encouraging to see that the main parties remain committed to the New Hospitals Programme and have introduced new ideas, such as a ten-year infrastructure strategy and investing in the improvement of a significant number of homes. The establishment of Skills England is set to play a crucial role in unlocking future growth, but the construction industry needs to engage and drive opportunities for skills development. For a more detailed analysis, read the full summary here:?bit.ly/4bnNdio #GeneralElections #Manifestos?#Construction

A bill proposing sweeping reforms to the urban land lease system was tabled in Parliament last month, introducing major changes to land tenure and administration. The legislation, prepared by the Ministry of Urban & Infrastructure (MUI), aspires to phase out freehold tenure in favour of a leasehold system within five years. Read more https://ow.ly/SmWY50UiLRQ

Are roads an antidote to populism? In the four constituencies that recently elected Reform MPs, one common theme stands out: “missing roads”. Our research shows that gaps in this vital infrastructure could be a key signal for areas most likely to turn politically. Four constituencies, four missing roads: ·??????Great Yarmouth’s Acle Straight ·??????Clacton’s A133 ·??????Boston and Skegness’s M11 extension ·??????South Basildon’s Lower Thames Crossing Our research mapped these missing links and analysed constituencies where similar infrastructure gaps exist on roads, rail and even ferries - to identify who might be next in line. These constituencies could be crucial in future elections. Projects like the A66 dualling, the A47 upgrade, and the Lower Thames Crossing aren’t just about improving travel—they represent a chance to rebuild trust and address the frustrations that fuel populist narratives. Read our full report for more: https://lnkd.in/gJdmuvd8