Daniel Gayne
Reporter at Building
Reporter for @BuildingNews | Formerly @yorkshirelive and @RomfordRecorder | @NewsAssociates alumn | [email protected]
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5 days ago |
housingtoday.co.uk | Daniel Gayne
Work expected to start this summerHousebuilder Honey has been given approval to build 275 homes in Derbyshire. Chesterfield Borough Council gave the Sheffield-headquartered builder the green light for development on a 41-acre site in the village of Duckmanton. The scheme, which is called ‘Pearl’ and located on Tom Lane, is valued at £795m and will comprise a mix of two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom homes including terraces, semi-detached and detached properties.
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2 weeks ago |
bdonline.co.uk | Daniel Gayne
Chief Philip White says regulator’s attempts to engage developers rather than turn applications down have contributed to delaysThe Building Safety Regulator (BSR) is looking at taking a “firmer approach” by rejecting more gateway 2 applications outright as it seeks to decrease delays in building control approval, the organisation’s chief has said.
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2 weeks ago |
bdonline.co.uk | Daniel Gayne
Design team appointed to £1bn Yorkshire hospital project By Daniel Gayne2025-05-22T11:13:00 P+HS, AHR and HDR join team to replace RAAC-filled health facility A design team has been appointed to a £1bn-plus hospital project in West Yorkshire. Plans for Airedale General Hospital, which was include in the first wave of New Hospital Programme funding, will be brought forward by P+HS Architects as lead consultant.
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2 weeks ago |
housingtoday.co.uk | Daniel Gayne
Researchers claim nearly 1m homes could be built on 1.6% of UK’s total green beltUp to 1.7m additional homes could be supplied using grey belt land and well-connected brownfield sites if adequate policies are put in place, according to new research. LandTech and Stack Data combined spatial and sentiment data to come up with the estimates, alongside advice for the government on how it can deliver homes while keeping the public onside.
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3 weeks ago |
housingtoday.co.uk | Daniel Gayne
Real estate giant has three schemes in the pipeline to deliver 6,000 homesLandsec is planning major sales of its office portfolio to fund its pivot toward housing development, which it believes will offer higher structural growth and lower volatility. The FTSE100 landlord plans to establish a £2bn+ residential platform by 2030, according to its latest results.
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Vistry's @stephen_teagle : "If you invest in power stations, if you invest in transport, if you invest in some other large scale infrastructure programs, you do not see the output within the lifetime of a parliament. Housing is different." #HousingTodayLive @housing_today