Jonathan Knott is an Associate Editor for Construction News, with a focus on national construction news in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a wide range of topics including construction projects, industry trends, and policy changes. His work has also been featured in the Local Government Chronicle.
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Jonathan Knott's focus is primarily on the national construction and infrastructure sector in the United Kingdom. His coverage predominantly includes government announcements, data citations, and press releases related to business, industry, engineering, and government policies.
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By: Jonathan Knott
Concerns remain that the government's compensation plan for councils will not cover the full increas...
The Office for Place – a body charged with responsibility for making sure new developments are attra...
By: Jonathan Knott
Experts are calling for social care providers to be exempt from the national insurance contributions...
The government expects the current thresholds for raising council tax without a referendum to be mai...
The housing minister Matthew Pennycook repeatedly refused to rule out reforms to council tax when gr...
The possibility of costly court cases among councils highlights wider issues facing the sector, writ...
Ministers have been criticised after refusing to comment on whether they will compensate healthcare ...
The government has confirmed that commissioners will stay in place at Slough BC for a further two ye...
The government is considering ending the right to buy on newly built social homes as part of a consultation on the policy published today.
By: Jonathan Knott
The pressures on councils due to the rising costs of providing transport to school for young people ...
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