The new free digital guide will offer local planning authorities and developers guidance on implementing England's Biodiversity Net Gain policy.

Creating new jobs has been found to be the most effective tool for property developers and planners to win over the hearts and minds of stubborn NIMBYs.

The number of sites that gained planning permission in 2023 dropped to the lowest level for a 12-month period since The Housing Pipeline Report began in 2006.

Paul Staley, managing director of Wise Living, discusses the new challenges that arise from mixing biodiversity and planning.

James Staveley, Partner in Carter Jonas’ Planning & Development team looks at how new regulations may impact the development of tall buildings.

The number of residential planning applications granted in England has fallen by -8.3% on the year with grants for major developments seeing the biggest drop of all.

Toby Lambert, Head of Residential Development (East) at Carter Jonas looks ahead to this year’s General Election and why the development industry will be a key battleground.

Ralph Elliot, planner at Carter Jonas, looks at Policy T2 and how it needs to evolve to be successful in outer London boroughs.

Jack Lever, Graduate Planner at Carter Jonas, looks at the growing argument for the review and adaptation of Green Belt policy.

John Mason, Associate, Carter Jonas Cambridge, asks if we are heading into a future where development proposals can be managed, submitted, and determined solely by a computer.