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The Planning and Infrastructure Bill was published this week, and is a key part of Labour’s promise to get Britain building.

The Planning and Infrastructure Bill was published this week, and is a key part of Labour’s promise to get Britain building.

Our State of Infrastructure report for 2025 finds that parts of the country have been held back. But the government’s new direction gives reason to be hopeful.

Updates to the NPPF introduce a range of planning changes that matter for public infrastructure, housing delivery, and land use.

The CFPI congratulates Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour Party on forming a new government after a the public voted for change.

As the UK gears up for the election, we’re asking all political parties to back the things that make local places thrive: the buildings, spaces and services people rely on every day.

We’re calling on all political parties to put community infrastructure at the heart of their manifestos.

03/04/2024 CFPI joins Times Radio to discuss Woking Borough Council Francis Thomas, Advocacy Manager for the CFPI joined Times Radio to highlight the growing crisis in local government and the impact of public toilet closures. The interview followed news that Woking Borough Council, which is £2 billion in debt, has closed all its public toilets

The CFPI joined BBC Breakfast this morning to raise urgent concerns about the widespread closure of public toilets across the UK.

This article discusses National Development Management Policies, one of the most significant and controversial changes introduced by the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act 2023.