The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
UK government ‘risks fundamentally destabilising the planning system’
The government has announced plans to reform housebuilding in the UK, including the launch of a consultation on Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) rules for small site developments. BNG was designed as a way of creating and improving natural habitats by making sure developments have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, with developers required to deliver at least a 10% uplift in…
From polycrisis to ‘hypercrisis’: Why boards must lead with resilience
A few years ago at Davos, the term polycrisis entered the global lexicon, describing a world where multiple crises interact in unpredictable and complex ways. Today, we’re witnessing something even more intense: a shift from polycrisis to ‘hypercrisis’, where these crises don’t just intersect, they accelerate one another, creating cascading effects that are increasingly difficult for companies and investors to anticipate or…
From polycrisis to ‘hypercrisis’: Why boards must lead with resilience
A few years ago at Davos, the term polycrisis entered the global lexicon, describing a world where multiple crises interact in unpredictable and complex ways. Today, we’re witnessing something even more intense: a shift from polycrisis to ‘hypercrisis’, where these crises don’t just intersect, they accelerate one another, creating cascading effects that are increasingly difficult for companies and investors to anticipate or…