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Developers sought for £26bn National Framework

The four-year framework will support public sector bodies with procuring a range of developer-led schemes across the UK [Deadline 3 July 2026]

Wythenshawe Community Housing Group seek architectural practice for residential sites

The redevelopment should provide an increase in the number of homes on each site [Deadline 20 May 2026]

North Hertfordshire Council seek market feedback on regeneration for Hitchin town centre

The emerging approach looks at the Churchgate area in the heart of the town [Deadline 5 June 2026]

Organisations sought to deliver affordable homes at Edinburgh’s New Town Quarter

108 mid-market rent homes to be built at one of the most significant brownfield regeneration projects

Consultant sought by Lee Valley Regional Park Authorityfor improvement works at Lee Valley VeloPark

Recommendations required to support a broader utilisation of the area [Deadline 3 June]

Knutsford Town Council are seeking submissions for a new Cycle Path Design in Dog Wood

Plans will connect key points across the town through multiple land ownerships [Deadline 22 May 2026]

Conservation Architect sought by Glasgow Building Preservation Trust for Whitevale Baths

Category B-listed building to be redeveloped into community and charity hub [Deadline 6 May 2026]

Opinion

Labour needs to move faster to improve high streets if it wants to win back hearts and voters

The high street is not just a place to shop, it’s the identity of a place, the branding of a neighbourhood, a reflection of our state of mind – and lately, a complete embarrassment, writes Christine Murray

2026 Built World Cup Champions crowned

Twenty-four teams battled it out over 84 football matches to raise more than £11,000 for charity

Going circular: Why London is building the largest material reuse hub in Europe

Tipping Point East in Newham aims to radically transform construction waste and supercharge reuse. Hani Salih meets the people dismantling the system and building a circular economy, one step at a time

Martyn’s Law means we now have a duty to protect people from terrorism

Good design will mean reducing terrorist threats while keeping places inclusive and welcoming, writes Richard Hilson

Councils need to prepare for objection letters from neighbours that don’t exist

We urgently need to reform our democratic systems to keep up with AI generated waffle and fakery, writes Christine Murray

Planning for life, not for movement

It’s not that we are bad at planning transport, it’s that we have been planning for the wrong thing, writes Christopher Martin

Search the Place Database for key information on UK places undergoing development

Roker and Seaburn: Breathing new life into Sunderland's stunning coastal landmarks Sponsored by Vestre

Is my project resilient for the future?Sponsored by Hawkins\Brown

Caregivers and young children rarely consulted in community engagement despite representing a third of the population Sponsored by Van Leer Foundation

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Winners for the Pineapples awards for place 2026 announced

See all the winners and read the judges citations after a glittering presentation at Trinity Buoy Wharf on 22 April 2026

NSPCC calls for walkable, low-traffic and car-free streets to safeguard children

Leading charity releases toolkit and calls on built environment to enshrine child safeguarding into the property development cycle

Ruth Glass: Gentrification visionary

Not only was Ruth Glass remarkably ahead of her time in identifying and naming gentrification as a new phenomenon over 60 years ago, her work has continuing relevance in the subsequent social and housing market changes in London and other cities, writes Chris Hamnett

Size matters: Larger parks, longer visits and wildlife spotting improve mental health boost from urban green spaces, study reveals

What you do in the park matters too: Activities such as walking, running, cycling and picknicking can boost wellbeing too, major report reveals

Planning for life, not for movement

It’s not that we are bad at planning transport, it’s that we have been planning for the wrong thing, writes Christopher Martin

The unintended consequences of School Streets traffic restrictions

Major study shows street closures reduce car use and get children walking, but the spike in those parking and striding from boundary areas suggest careful planning is needed. Christine Murray reports

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