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• ‘A menu of opportunities’
• ‘Housing for the many’
• ‘The Land of the Many’: a Labour policy with interesting implications
• “Building back better” after lockdown?
• “Next stop, all change (of use) here”!
• “Our world is local” – new website launched
• “Right homes – right places – right type!”
• “The loudest voices we hear…” How planning for the future changes local engagement and democracy
• “Tony was a force of nature. By any stretch of the imagination, the truest of working-class heroes.” Chris Roberts, Cratus Senior Political Counsel, pays tribute to the late Tony Pidgley
• “You get on with Brexit, and we will run the country.”
• [On-Demand Webinar] Back from the Brink: How Northamptonshire County Council Balanced the Books
• 100 Days Later – Local Elections 2019
• 100 years after the Addison Act – what has changed?
• 2021 Elections – A challenge for Labour?
• A (political) defence of The White Paper
• A brave new world – virtual meetings are just the start of ways for councils to use technology
• A bridge too far?
• A forum for Bristol’s future
• A lost generation of aspiring homeowners – how do we make sure they are heard?
• A new chapter for Leeds
• A New Housing Delivery Strategy for the WECA Region
• A new role – and thinking beyond the unimaginable
• A New Vision for Portsmouth
• A new week, another election pledge. The battle lines are drawn.
• A pioneering force: Bristol demonstrates innovation in commitment to meeting affordable housing targets
• A rip roaring Zip Line win!
• A Tale of Two Planning Consents Won Last Night
• A Ten Minute Rule Bill in a week full of political ups and downs
• A Tory meltdown – but not just for the reasons you think
• A vision for social housing: for developers and local government
• A weekend in Warwick: an ode to local government
• A Winter of Discontent?
• All change on the Dorset coast
• All Change!
• All Elections Matter
• All eyes on Khan as Labour’s first big test
• An Insight from Conservative Party Conference in Manchester
• An Insight from Scotland Policy Conference
• An insight from: Cllr Danny Beales, Cabinet Member for Investing in Communities and an Inclusive Economy, Camden Council.
• And then there were two….
• Another week, Another Unanimous Approval
• Anstee takes up public affairs role at Cratus Communications
• Approval for Al Noor
• Approval for linked sites in RBKC
• Are Developers the Answer to Council Financial Woes?
• Are housing targets too high?
• Are things going to plan??
• Are we about to see a resurgence in council house building across the capital?
• As You Like It or a Comedy of Errors? A new South Warwickshire Council
• August By-election Report
• Autumn Statement 2014
• Aviation Communities 2020: From the Ground Up
• Beare Green Success
• Bias in planning?
• Big Decisions Loom for Southampton
• Birmingham to pursue greater role for Compulsory Purchase Orders
• Birmingham: The Challenge
• Blacklisting in the construction industry
• BNTVA’s campaign for recognition boosted by Rochdale Councillors
• BNTVA’s Parliamentary Launch
• Boost for new homes in Charnwood as outline permission granted for 133 dwellings
• Boris Johnson’s New Deal
• Boris, Housing and Labour’s Dichotomy
• Brexit and local government
• Brexit construction risk
• Bristol: The City & The Growth Challenge
• British Attitudes Survey
• Budget 2015
• Budget 2015: London’s reaction
• Budget 2017 – A Planning Perspective
• Budget 2020 – What does it mean for planning and local government?
• Budget 2021: The Breakdown
• Building back better can only be achieved if we tackle these big issues
• Building communities – the case for change
• Building reputation through creating communities – a spotlight on events
• Business Breakfast with Sir Albert Bore – Leader of Birmingham City Council
• Business continuity in an age of Coronavirus: How we can help
• By-election report – December
• By-election report – September
• Can Bristol’s One City Plan unite industry in a common goal?
• Can Goldsmith confound Labour’s London strength to secure mayoralty victory?
• Can Kent cope with 5 times more housing than other UK regions?
• Captain Sir Tom Moore – will tomorrow be a good day?
• Casting off from Westminster: Devolution and local powers in the United Kingdom
• Celebrating International Women’s Day: How Cratus Strives for an Inclusive Work Culture
• CEOs on Commercialisation
• Chairman May – Is municipal housebuilding due a resurgence?
• Change is afoot for Local Government
• Change is coming to the Dorset countryside
• Change of Tune at Labour Party Conference this Year
• Change on the cards at BCP Council
• Changing the Face of London’s Planning System and the “Plantech” revolution
• Cherkley Court application approved
• Chiltern & South Bucks Local Plan withdrawn
• Chris Hossack joins Cratus
• Chris Roberts, Deputy Chairman of Cratus Communications to get freedom of the Royal Borough of Greenwich
• Chris Tinker, former Interim CEO at Crest Nicholson, one of three key appointments at Cratus Communications
• Climate Emergency 2020 – Beyond the Declaration
• Coming to Croydon
• Commercial Development succeeds in Harrow
• Committee Members Briefing – Getting Your Application Over the Line
• Community Consultation – Creating a Positive Planning Process
• Community events: a cornerstone for building new communities
• Conference reflections: how local can you go
• Consultant Award
• Consultation praised in Wokingham
• Consultations in an uncertain world
• Could local government be next in line for a cyber-attack?
• Could Mayor’s Free Port offset the effects of Brexit in Tees Valley?
• Could the “Yellow Halo” be the Lib Dems salvation?
• Could We All Do A Little More?
• Council uptake of EV charging infrastructure stalls despite opportunities
• Cratus – developing talent, building for the future
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Buckinghamshire
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Cambridgeshire
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Oxfordshire
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Bedfordshire
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Berkshire
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Essex
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Hampshire
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• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Kent
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – London
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Surrey
• Cratus 2019 General Election Guide – Sussex
• Cratus Account Manager, Charlotte Platten, wins top PR award
• Cratus Achieves 94% success for clients in 2015
• Cratus at Conservative Party
• Cratus celebrates 100% planning success in 2011 with new brochure
• Cratus celebrates a second July success with a unanimous approval in Kingston
• Cratus CEO nominated for national PR Leader award
• Cratus CEO, Nick Kilby, joins Enterprise Ireland UK to discuss the changing landscape of the UK public sector
• Cratus Chairman interviewed in The Independent
• Cratus Communications celebrates young talent
• Cratus Communications expands South West operations
• Cratus Communities celebrates its one year anniversary at Arborfield Green Summer Fete
• Cratus Communities welcome in the festive season at Arborfield Green
• Cratus director new Leader of RB Kingston upon Thames
• Cratus donates dream Scalextric set to Children’s charity
• Cratus Exec Director Sean Anstee in conversation with WSP
• Cratus expands its cross-party leadership to strengthen its strategic advice
• Cratus helps spread the word about “Web of the Week”
• Cratus hosts Democratising Planning through Technology roundtable
• Cratus hosts Secretary of State in energy debate
• Cratus in conversation with London Deputy Mayor Jules Pipe
• Cratus in conversation with Peter Cardwell
• Cratus in Manchester – supporting Place North West MIPIM alternative and welcoming our new hire
• Cratus Launches Digital Service
• Cratus launches pre-app political reports on UK land and property
• Cratus London scores a hat-trick!
• Cratus London win – City Hall approves Kensington Forum redevelopment
• Cratus London’s May Hat-trick
• Cratus makes the case to Government Minister
• Cratus opens new Bristol office
• Cratus part of project team delivering new School in Elmbridge
• Cratus publishes post-election guide
• Cratus secure planning for Burnt Oak in Brent
• Cratus secures controversial planning permission
• Cratus Secures New funding
• Cratus Sets up Council Coronavirus Hotline
• Cratus shortlisted for IPRA Golden World Award 2020
• Cratus shortlisted for three PRCA awards
• Cratus Solent’s view of the elections
• Cratus special report: local elections 2019
• Cratus supports the fight against knife crime with Steel Warriors
• Cratus to support BNTVA in their campaign for recognition
• Crown Estate ramps up support for small UK tidal and wave developers
• Delivering Climate Finance in 2021 and Beyond
• Delivering for troubled families?
• Democratic deficit in local reporting
• Do the Bucks stop here? The reorganisation of local government in Buckinghamshire 
• Does ‘Planning for the Future’ work without Local Government reform?
• Does building ‘beautiful’ mean building ‘better’?
• East West rail needs to stay on track
• Economic recovery and the future of the Southampton city-region: challenges and opportunities
• Economic recovery in Southampton
• Eden House Redevelopment
• End of an era for Southwark
• Engaging with local government
• Ensuring Everyone Can Read the Standing Orders
• Episode 2 – COP26
• Episode 3 – Finance
• Episode 4 – Nature
• Episode One
• Eric Pickles MP visits Bentley Crematorium
• European Local Democracy Week – October 2016
• February By-election Report
• Female representation in local government – just a bit of fun?
• Final preparations before we say goodbye!
• Five Stories from Older People
• Five ways to be ahead of the curve for devolution
• Flexibility in the face of a crisis
• Focus on: Enfield
• Former BCP Council Leader Vikki Slade joins Cratus Communications
• Four successful outcomes for clients
• Fracking Hell, Local Government to be cut out of shale decisions? 
• From Microgeneration to Powering the Nation – Cratus Focuses on Energy
• From the chaos, rises Barwell…
• Funding for New and Affordable Housing
• Funding Infrastructure
• Gallery of modern art courtesy of the Parliamentary Digital Services
• Garden Village sites will require good consultation
• General Election 2019
• Grassroots sport: the bedrock of communities
• Green belt cannot constrain Cameron
• Green Homes Grant
• Greenbelt. Release or tinker around the edges?
• Growth in the Thames Estuary – It’s about more than just housing
• Guildford Borough Council Local Plan – A win or a loss? You decide.
• Guildford’s new leadership. Intention or chance?
• Guilty by Association?
• Hampshire & Dorset Local Leaders comment: digital meetings and decision making
• Happy National Volunteers Week!
• Helen Tilton joins Steve Quartermain and Sean Anstee at Cratus Communications
• HMT Spring Statement Snapshot
• Home Sweet Home Counties?
• Homes in the sky
• Housebuilders beware… the OEP is coming
• Housing White Paper Signals More Than Policy Shift for The Conservatives – By Ben Sherreard
• Housing White Paper: Three months on
• Housing, Planning & the Spending Review
• Housing: a national policy for local problems?
• How COVID has changed our communities
• How do you engage with a community?
• How Green is the Capital?
• How housing can help solve the loneliness crisis
• How is London addressing the climate emergency?
• How is the Northern Powerhouse stacking up?
• How will TIG affect local government?
• In Conversation with Sir Howard Bernstein
• In conversation with Steve Quartermain – in association with Town Legal
• In defence of MIPIM
• In discussion with BCP Leader Cllr Vikki Slade
• In discussion with Steve Reed, OBE, Shadow CLG
• Industrial Strategy Vs Industrial Revolution
• Inland Homes, Afrex House, Alperton
• Inward Investment, in a Pandemic. Still we rise….
• Is ‘housing need’ becoming the political force to shift a move to allow developments in the Green Belt?
• Is devolution needed to help deliver development?
• Is the Green Belt being loosened or tightened?
• Is the Merger with Booker, Tesco’s chance to rebuild its relationship with Local Government?
• Is Trump’s Win Really Surprising?
• It’s local government, stupid!
• It’s not all about the ballot box
• It’s the economy, stupid!
• It’s Not a One Way [High] Street
• It’s the (local) economy, stupid
• It’s your time to shine – Guildford’s new Leader to take position in October
• January By-election report
• Jenrick asserts brownfield first but more clarity to follow
• Jenrick puts his foot down
• Kat Marriott joins Rubber Duckiee
• Keir Starmer – a test of leadership
• Khan’t do better?
• Kickstarting Construction and Development
• Kit Malthouse MP, the eighth housing minister in eight years
• Labour for the members, by the members?
• Labour Local Government Conference 2018
• Labour Party Conference 2020: what happened and what does it mean for you?
• Lack of affordable houses creates security concern
• Lack of funding is putting council data at risk
• Lanbury London, 87 Blackwall Lane, Greenwich
• Lessons from the pandemic, with Cllr Elise Wilson and Sean Anstee – Cratus and Place North West Podcast
• Let’s talk about CIL
• Let’s talk about making the Lords local
• LGA Conference 2018
• LGA publishes pre-election plan for local government over the next five years
• Licence Enforcement Fee Ruling
• Local Government – Business as usual?
• Local Government – It’s a man’s world and still overwhelmingly pale, male and stale
• Local Government by-election report
• Local Government By-election Report – January 2018
• Local Government by-election report – November 2018
• Local Government by-election report – September 2018
• Local Government By-election Report – April 2017
• Local Government by-election report – April 2019
• Local Government By-election Report – August 2017
• Local Government by-election report – August 2018
• Local Government By-election Report – December 2017
• Local Government by-election report – December 2018
• Local Government By-Election Report – February 2017
• Local Government By-election Report – February 2018
• Local Government by-election report – February 2019
• Local Government By-Election Report – January 2017
• Local Government By-election Report – July 2017
• Local Government By-election Report – June 2017
• Local Government by-election report – June 2018
• Local Government By-Election Report – March 2017
• Local Government by-election report – March 2019
• Local Government By-election Report – May 2017
• Local Government By-election Report – November 2017
• Local Government By-election Report – October 2017
• Local Government by-election report – October 2018
• Local Government By-election Report – September 2017
• Local Government By-Election Report December 2016
• Local Government By-Election Report November 2016
• Local Government By-Election Report October 2016
• Local government reform – more of the same?
• Local Government reorganisation is coming
• Local government should be at the heart of every economic growth agenda
• Local Growth: realising every place’s potential
• Localised Industrial Strategy: Do you know your LEP from your LA?
• Localism bill becomes law
• Localism gets its teeth
• London Housing Strategy – Draft due August 2017
• London Mayor Tackles Housing Issue
• London’s Lost Decade
• London’s New Deputy Mayor for Housing
• Looking beyond Westminster: the local picture
• Loosening the Green Belt: One notch too far?
• Luke Hall becomes Minister for Local Government, so just who is Luke Hall?
• Major Haringey regeneration approved
• Major incidents: managing the risk
• May’s by-election report
• May’s local government legacy
• Mayor Marvin Rees and Cratus – In discussion and Q&A: ‘Bristol, the City & The Growth Challenge’
• Mayor of what? Importance of Mayoral Elections
• Metro Mayor Momentum
• Mock Committee & Deputation Preparation – Getting you ready for your committee decision
• Modern methods of construction & communities – learning from history and adversity
• Modular: The future of affordable housing?
• Money doesn’t grow on trees, but it can grow on houses
• MP attacks public affairs
• National Apprenticeship Week 2021: Building the Future for Business
• National Design Guide – Laudable in Objective, but Questions Remain
• National Infrastructure and Construction Pipeline
• National Planning Policy Framework
• NESCOT’s housing plans approved
• New Housing, Communities & Local Government Committee
• New Leader in Hillingdon
• New Leadership in Kingston
• New leadership on the horizon in Hillingdon
• New Luxury Apartments for Weston super Mare
• New student accommodation in South West London
• New Towns Act 81 Regulation Changes
• Not sure if anyone noticed – but there is a leadership campaign on
• Nuclear Test Veterans tell their stories at Labour Conference
• Nuclear Test Veterans tell their stories at Labour Conference
• October By-election Report
• On the need for large scale deployment of battery storage
• One Night (and a very hazy following morning) in Bournemouth – One Year On
• One Week – Two Unanimous Approvals
• Open letter to Robert Jenrick – ‘Planning for the Future’
• Order, order! Local government changes to public speaking
• Our World is Net-Zero: From Microgeneration to Powering the Nation
• Out of a growing crisis will come radical change in Local Government
• Overview of the new Vacant Building Credit
• Oxford City Local Plan adopted
• Permitted Development Rights and what they could mean for the future of Local Government
• Plan, Plan, Plan to Build, Build, Build
• Planning a solution to loneliness
• Planning and Coronavirus – all change?
• Planning approval secured for landmark development in Brighton
• Planning during lockdown and beyond
• Planning for Green Gains
• Planning for the future – what are the implications for retirement and supported living?
• Planning for the Future consultation
• Planning for the Future: How does it work?
• Planning is Political!
• Planning permission for High Road, Wembley
• Planning permission for Portland Gardens
• Planning Permission for Winchester Student Housing
• Planning power in London?
• Planning success for South Street, Hounslow
• Planning Success in Brent
• Planning success in Newham
• Planning Success in Southwark
• Planning win in Basingstoke
• Political life through a Lauren lens (w/e 04/08/17)
• Political Top Trumps
• Power to the people: will George Ferguson and Independent politics triumph again in Bristol?
• Power up t’ North: Understanding the power of local government
• Pre-Application Briefings to Committee – the low down
• Presumption in favour of sustainable development
• Prime Minister recognises British Nuclear Test Veterans
• Profile of Eddie Hughes MP, new Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Housing & Rough Sleeping
• Profile: Rt Hon Chris Pincher MP
• Progress and Election Delay for Proposed Unitaries
• Property ladder or greasy pole on fire?
• Pubs and restaurants coming out of lockdown – how Cratus can support you as you work with local councils
• Pubs, permitted development rights and plans
• Pull up a chair
• PWLB lending reforms impact
• Rebalancing housing safety – the Housing Safety Task Force
• Rebooting democracy? Bristol’s first Citizens’ Assembly
• Rebuilding the Economy through Development
• Recovery for 2021 and beyond
• Reflections on a changing London skyline
• Reflections on the Housing Festival Expo, Engagement & Consultation in Practice
• Renewable energy roadmap
• Rent cap Khan-age?
• Reshuffling some January Blues
• Respecting ‘Place’ is key to Engagement
• Restrictions Hampering Housing Association and Local Authority Relationships
• Rising Star
• Rising star Jenrick shows he is anything but generic at MHCLG
• Robert Jenrick – in conversation with Steve Quartermain
• Rural Exception Sites – are councillors the key to unlocking their potential? By Osman Dervish
• Sajid Javid announces Social Housing Green Paper
• Scotland Lobbying Register launched
• Send for (Lord) Tarzan
• Shaping the future of the high street: in defence of Mike Ashley
• Shaping the New East
• Shared Services saving Councils £263m
• Should Local Authorities step in and rescue our Town Centres
• Should Virtual Local Authority Meetings Be A Thing Of The Past?
• Silent Majority shouted down in local planning
• Sir Merrick Cockell to head municipal bonds agency
• Sir Merrick Cockell to lead Cratus from July
• Sir Merrick interviewed by Infrastructure Investor
• Sir Merrick to chair Crossrail 2 growth commission
• So long, Solent Combined Authority
• So, what is COP26 and why should I care?
• Social Housing in the future – does bigger mean better?
• Some of the news through a Cratus lens – w/e 21/07/17
• Southampton and Portsmouth in race to clean up the air
• Spelthorne Disunited
• Spending Review 2019 – A bumpy start
• Spending Review 2020 breakdown
• Spotlight on the new Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council
• Steve Quartermain CBE in conversation with Euan Mills
• Steve Quartermain in conversation with Andy von Bradsky
• Steve Quartermain in Conversation with Gail Mayhew
• Steve Quartermain in conversation with Hugh Ellis
• Steve Quartermain in conversation with Young Planners
• Steve Quartermain takes up role at Cratus Communications
• Straight Talking
• Success in Merton
• Successful planning application after first refusal for client
• Supreme Court decides on Cherkley Court
• Swan street scheme Success
• Taking Out the Trash During a Reshuffle
• Thank you to local councils!
• The Brexit people voted for?
• The Budget – Will it survive the virus?
• The Cratus (Griffiths) lens redux
• The Devolution Revolution: 20 million residents and 6 Metro Mayors
• The Dorset Local Plan: green belt release
• The Draft London Plan – where are we at? By Martha Grekos, Director and Barrister, Martha Grekos Legal Consultancy Limited
• The economic statement – did the Chancellor deliver?
• The English Question: Devolution or Divorce?
• The fight for air (rights)
• The future of Council CEOs
• The Future of the Development Consent Order
• The future of the high street: reviews, inquiries…action?
• The gathering storm
• The General Election is a sideshow: look local
• The Great British Brick Shortage!
• The housing crises, not just about the young…
• The Importance of a Strong Community Development Strategy
• The Inaugural Chamberlain Lecture
• The Inaugural Chamberlain Lecture
• The intern experience
• The Labour Leadership contenders, Local Government and Housing
• The Life of a Councillor: The Inside Scoop on Local Authorities
• The local government finance settlement
• The Localism Bill
• The most important election in a generation? No way. More like ‘Back to the Future’.
• The new Standard Method – what does it mean for the Home Counties?
• The new unitary Buckinghamshire Council is here
• The new Westminster City Council City Plan
• The only way is local
• The pressing need to turn three-word slogans into reality
• The real battle on 7th May: 9,000 councillors; not 650 MPs
• The revised National Planning Policy Framework arrives!
• The role of central government in the homebuilding industry – “A swinging pendulum of intervention…?”
• The Role of Lobbying
• The Shale Gas Tango
• The starting pistol for the 2018 London elections has only just been fired – and already there have been some surprises
• The summer is over: Corbyn will now reshape British politics
• The theory of marginal gains
• The Trillion Dollar Retrofit Challenge
• Third committee in a row to openly praise our consultation
• Time for a new look for local government in London?
• Time for tighter scrutiny at local level?
• Time to cut housebuilders some slack?
• To purdah, or not to purdah? Non-compliance is out of the question
• Transforming Local Government: What 5G has to Offer
• Transport, Tech and Tax Cuts – Will You Be Part of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough’s Growth Story?
• UK Offsite Construction – stalled or just getting started?
• Unanimous approval Caerus’ 88-unit scheme on London Road, Havering
• Unanimous decision for controversial Brent proposal
• Unanimous decision on Burton Wold wind farm
• Unitary U-turn – Does it make a difference?
• Unity in a unitary: What needs to change for unitary authorities to work in the Surrey?
• Unity on unitaries? – The drive to set up more unitary authorities
• Up or Out – a new political debate in London?
• Watkin Jones Student Housing Success in Oxford
• Waverley Borough Council’s response to Covid-19
• We need to talk about… the Housing Delivery Test
• We’ll Meet Again – Are councils embracing ‘virtual’ meetings?
• Wells House, Bromley
• Wembley Point, a Towering Success!
• What does delegated authority mean for planning?
• What future for supported housing?
• What future for the car? And how might this impact on future developments?
• What has local government done for us during the pandemic?
• What next for the high street?
• What’s next for BCP’s Unity Alliance?
• What’s the future for Council-owned energy companies?
• Where are the people in placemaking?
• Where Do We Go From Here?
• Which way will the political wind blow in Milton Keynes?
• Why Councils must play their part to tackle climate change
• Why engage with politicians and local communities?
• Why local in a global world?
• Will Oxfordshire be the next county to become a unitary authority?
• Will the High Street be the final casualty of Covid-19?
• Win in Hillingdon!
• Woking’s new Leader – What does this mean for Surrey’s ‘tallest’ borough?
• Worse than the expenses scandal?
• Your ‘critical friend’: the evolution of the engagement consultant
• Zonal Planning – a solution to the economic and housing crises?

• Ada Burns
• Aidan McGurran
• Alison Turner
• Andy Holdsworth
• Ashleigh Mclellan
• Bill Alexander
• Brendon Walsh
• Candy Richards
• Charlotte Platten
• Chelsea Reilly
• Chris Hossack
• Chris Roberts
• Chris Tinker
• Clare Whelan, OBE
• Colm Howard-Lloyd
• Dame Mary Ney, DBE
• David Parry
• Duncan Flynn
• Gemma Gallant
• Helen Tilton
• Jake Warwick
• Jenny Cooper
• Julia Potts
• Julian Seymour
• Katy Bennett
• Kim Heilbron
• Kristian Wrenn
• Louis Pender
• Louise Hingley
• Marlies Koutstaal
• Nick Kilby
• Osman Dervish
• Paul Smith
• Rob Chilton
• Robert Delaney
• Sean Fleetwood
• Stephen Dorrell
• Steve Quartermain
• Verity Hunn
• Vikki Slade

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• Chamberlain Lecture 2021 – Save the Date
• Cratus in conversation with Lord Heseltine
• Hitting Accelerate: Local Authorities and the Rollout of EV Charging Points
• Local Government Association Conference 2021 – cancelled

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• Anglia Square
• Arborfield Green
• BCP Council Communications Review
• Brightwells Yard – Farnham
• Cherkley Court
• Communications Review
• Hatchwood Mill – Consortium Management
• Heathside Walton, Elmbridge
• Land Promoters and Developers Federation
• Lansdowne
• Oxford, Cantay Estates
• Southern Housing Group Achieves Planning Permission in Mid Sussex
• Watkin Jones, LB Brent
• West of Ifield
• Zed Homes regeneration in London Borough of Brent gets thumbs up!