All the updated news related to housebuilding targets

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Labour’s British building boom not possible, construction authorities say

The head of the largest housebuilding firm in the United Kingdom has said Labour’s vow to build 1.5 million homes during this parliament is not possible due to a severe skills shortage. Asked if there were enough workers to build the extra homes ...

14 Dec 2024 at 02:47

Homes ‘top priority’ as Government reforms to allow more building on green belt

The Prime Minister said providing homes for people must be the “top priority” over nature and the environment as Government reforms are set to allow more building on the green belt. A shake-up of planning rules means councils have been given ...

13 Dec 2024 at 12:29

Housing and environment targets ‘at risk due to haphazard Government approach’

Housebuilding targets are at risk of being missed and environmental ambitions unmet due to “haphazard” implementation of policy, a group of peers has warned. The Government is “failing to deliver for either side” in its approach to ...

21 Sept 2023 at 09:56

Government willing to step in if authorities refuse to plan for housing targets

The Government is “absolutely willing” to step in and take over plans from local authorities that refuse to comply with new housebuilding targets. A shake-up of planning rules will see councils given mandatory targets to deliver a ...

12 Dec 2024 at 09:54

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