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Housing foundation seeks volunteers for website testing

9 October 2009

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation is seeking volunteers to test a website to monitor housing and neighbourhood trends.

Decision day looms on council homes targets

30 January 2009

Binding housing delivery figures included in local area agreements will have a wider impact on framework preparation, Janice Morphet reports.

Think-tank publications review capital government and housing

9 January 2009

Two publications have recently been issued about key trends in the city by academic think-tank LSE London.

Renewed housing network aims to pursue investment in communities

5 December 2008

With the joint energies of the RTPI and the Chartered Institute of Housing, the relaunched planning for housing network is set to become a central forum for industry change, explain Abigail Davies and Andrew Matheson.

Project puts community land trusts under the microscope

18 July 2008

George Pepler award winner Rachel Bland is using the opportunity to explore a pioneering Canadian model.

Foundation launches major housing data initiative

9 May 2008

A three-year research project to develop a UK-wide housing and neighbourhood monitor has been launched by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

European planning systems and housing delivery reviewed

5 February 2010

The National Housing and Planning Advice Unit has published a review of European planning systems, led by the Centre for Comparative Housing Research.

Conference explores progress in social housing delivery

22 January 2010

A few free places are offered to RTPI network members in the public or third sectors for a conference on achieving sustainable housing goals.

Time to home in on greener housing as market recovers from recession

9 October 2009

Despite talk of a revival in the housing market, gaps in public funding prevail and confidence remains weak. A sustainable approach is needed to cultivate emerging green shoots, write Abi Davies and Andrew Matheson.