Alex King is a Senior Editor at Huck Magazine. He focuses on themes such as urban design, real estate, and government politics, often exploring the intersections of construction, planning, and public policy. Alex's work has been featured in notable publications including The Bristol Cable, POLITICO Europe, and The ENDS Report.
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Alex King's coverage predominantly revolves around urban planning, government policies, housing, and environmental sustainability within the national context. He shows a keen interest in covering government announcements, press releases, private sector announcements, and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
If you are looking to reach out to Alex with pitches or commentary, consider offering insights related to significant changes in urban planning policies or regulations at both the local and national levels. Additionally, he may be interested in news regarding human resources & employment within the real estate industry that directly impacts urban planning and housing development.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Alex King’s coverage attributes but considering his articles' titles often refer to councils and local plans from various areas of UK (based on domain knowledge), it would be beneficial for sources or experts reaching out to have knowledge of UK-based urban planning practices and regulations.
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By: Alex King
A senior official at the Planning Inspectorate (PINS) has advised councils that the success of the recently expanded written appeals process work will depend on them taking detailed planning committee minutes and having “effective” governance of meetings.
By: Alex King
The government has published regulations that reveal the date on which a series of exemptions from biodiversity net gain rules will come into force.
By: Alex King
The draft new iteration of the capital’s spatial document proposes that ten per cent of its 558,000-home ten-year target will need to be met through the release of green belt land, requiring higher-density developments be built in blocks of up to ten storeys.
By: Alex King
Several outer London boroughs’ housing delivery targets are set to increase substantially while their east London counterparts would see significant reductions in theirs, the draft new London Plan reveals.
By: Alex King
The new London Plan will seek to deliver 558,000 new homes by 2037, representing a 38 per cent decrease on the level proposed in an initial consultation last year and just slightly higher than the current plan’s target, a draft version of the document reveals.
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By: Alex King
An inspector has refused a land promoter’s outline proposals to build 45 countryside homes after placing “significant weight” on the scheme’s poor sustainable transport links, despite the area only having a 2.5-year supply of deliverable housing sites.
By: Alex King
Planning spoke to London's deputy mayor for planning about green belt, housing targets and other key proposals in the draft new version of the London Plan that was published today.
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By: John Geoghegan, Alex King
The Greater London Authority (GLA) has published the draft version of the next iteration of the capital’s spatial document. Here are 15 key things that you need to know.
By: Alex King
The government has confirmed that it will take forward its proposal for a “new national default” planning application fee schedule based on 90 per cent of the estimated processing costs and has revealed the date that the measure will come into force.
By: Alex King
The government has revealed how it will reorganise 134 existing councils into 38 unitary authorities across 14 county-based areas of England, with huge implications for local government plan-makers and other planning officers.
