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Slowly, but surely: local plan coverage has passed the 50% mark for the first time
"The majority of local authorities now have local plans, but some will require reviews soon"
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"The majority of local authorities now have local plans, but some will require reviews soon"
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"Tasked with ensuring a five year land supply, having a local plan in place and meeting the Housing Delivery Test, many local authorities are struggling to hit their targets"
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"Bristol has experienced two decades of strong growth, but there are signs that the city is entering a new phase"
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"Bristol has experienced two decades of strong growth, but there are signs that the city is entering a new phase"
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"City centre needs to make more efficient use of land to deliver strong mix of uses"
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"Bristol's changing growth patterns will require new strategies"
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"Bristol’s Residential and Commercial outlook"
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"Bristol has witnessed a period of extraordinary growth over the past 20 years. However, as the city enters a new phase it faces a new set of challenges"

"We look into the needs of first time buyers as they increase their share in the new homes market"
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"Maximising value for money means using housing funding flexibly to help deliver the right homes in the right places, regardless of tenure"