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Jules Pipe

Jules Pipe

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Sep 16, 2026

Annabelle RedmanGUEST
5:30
It feels like it can't happen at the moment.
Annabelle RedmanGUEST
5:33
Um, Jules Pipe has quite clearly said that it can only happen if the infrastructure's in place, if the economic environment is in place, and if the affordable housing's in place.
Annabelle RedmanGUEST
5:43
So there's other ingredients that need to come together, but I do like that attempt at realism.
Annabelle RedmanGUEST
5:48
I think that's really important.
Natasha NorrisGUEST
16:55
Meanwhile, the Housing Ministry's Director of Planning has said that legislation to enable developers to apply for a new planning permission for development which is not substantially different to an existing consent is expected to be introduced this side of Christmas.
Natasha NorrisGUEST
17:10
Next up, the house builder Berkeley Group's proposal to build 2,977 homes on the site of a former gas works at Beckton Riverside has been approved by London's Deputy Mayor for Planning, Jules Pipe, despite only initially delivering 8% affordable housing.
Natasha NorrisGUEST
17:27
And finally, the High Court has upheld an injunction against an unlawful traveler site close to a nuclear weapons development facility in Berkshire that requires the inhabitants to leave within four weeks after a judge found that such residential development could jeopardize public safety.
John GeogheganHOST
17:43
Thank you, Natasha.
Dominic GraceGUEST
7:25
Absolutely.
Dominic GraceGUEST
7:25
But is it bold enough? And I do think it's actually an embarrassment for Sadiq Khan and Jules Pipe and that gang, because I guess a lot of it would have been dreamt up pre-Andy Burnham.
Dominic GraceGUEST
7:37
And it's very apparent that Andy Burnham wants big, bold steps.
Dominic GraceGUEST
7:41
And indeed, he's even announced in the last day or two, Matthew Pennycook has, that mayoral powers are going to be extended outside of London now to allow mayors in other parts of the country to have much more sort of muscle in getting more housing delivered.

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