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Reflections on the 2026 National Planning Policy Framework consultation
Transport for New Homes think a more radical reform is needed to deliver truly sustainable development.
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Ten years of Transport for New Homes
In 2026, Transport for New Homes turns ten years old.
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Research topics for students and academics
Some examples of the research questions we would like answered.
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Help us visit new towns: old and new
What is being built in 2026? We want to find out. This year, we will focus on new towns, both proposed and already existing. What worked? What didn’t? What can we tell about the locations selected for the proposed new towns? Are they car dependent transport deserts or do they have the potential to be…
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2026 National Planning Policy Framework update
The government is consulting on an update to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). You need to get your comments in by 10 March 2026. We have some reflections on this consultation that might guide your response.
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Will ‘build, build, build’ put local planning at risk?
Will developers be able to bypass local plan production?
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An appeal from Transport for New Homes
Right now our work is more needed than ever.
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New towns programme
The government set up a New Towns Taskforce in 2024 to begin work on finding sites for prospective new towns in England.
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High housing targets in areas with poor public transport
In many of the local authority areas which have been given high targets, more people are dissatisfied with the quality of public transport.
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Government setting high housing targets in areas with poor public transport
PRESS RELEASE: The highest housing targets are in areas with the lowest levels of public transport satisfaction.