‘Towards a Suburban Renaissance’ – latest Smith Institute report covered in the press

July 6, 2016 By smithinstitute

The Smith Institute’s new report, ‘Towards A Suburban Renaissance’, authored by the Institute’s Head of Research, Paul Hunter, was launched yesterday in Parliament. The report has been covered extensively in the press, appearing in the the Telegraph (twice), the Evening Standard, The Guardian, the Sunday Politics, The Times, the Daily Mail (twice), iNews and PlanningResource amongst other outlets.

The full report can be read here.

Brexit: Unknown unknowns and deep divisions

The High Court ruling on triggering Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty puts a constitutional spanner in the Brexit process but it’s no show stopper, says Paul Hackett, director at the Smith Institute writing for the Chartered Institute of Housing. The UK is heading for Brexit, and the challenge is now how to make the […]

David Cameron’s poor record on housebuilding – latest Institute report covered

The Smith Institute’s report, Devo-housing, has been covered in the Independent and Buzzfeed, with particular focus on John Healey MP’s accusation that David Cameron MP was the worst prime minister for housebuilding since 1923. The full report can be found here.