Today’s Budget offered predictable foundations. Next, the Government must back real ambition

Incremental stability is a welcome platform for today but the true test of government follow-through will come, writes our CEO, Robert White.
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Incremental stability is a welcome platform for today but the true test of government follow-through will come, writes our CEO, Robert White.

Key policy signals that regeneration leaders should look out for across funding distribution, tax incentives, regional autonomy and skills infrastructure.

We explore what the Levy is, which developments are in scope, how charges are calculated and the practical steps that developers should take now.

As Andy Burnham brings ‘Manchesterism’ into the spotlight, we explore what successful regeneration looks like and how it can create lasting prosperity.

We explore insights from UKREiiF, including how regeneration is accelerating across the UK — from innovative partnerships to sustainable development.

We reflect on the conversations and insights that emerged at the Making Places Work event.

Our award-winning regeneration team has launched a new report that uncovers how life and work across the North of England has changed since the millennium.

Creating the conditions to enable private sector investment and construction in Lancashire holds the key to the county's long-term economic growth.

Claire McColgan MBE is Liverpool City Council’s Director of Culture & Major Events and has helped shape the city's cultural and economic transformations over the past two decades.

The UK’s housing sector in 2025 is undergoing major shifts, with Government reforms aiming to boost supply and affordability.

We explore how The Hundred's landmark £520m investment could support the regeneration of historic grounds that help local communities to thrive.

Discover why legal frameworks matter in regeneration. Our development team shares how we’re supporting towns like Oldham to deliver lasting impact through structured, viable partnerships.