Housing Crisis Transparency

Campaign against the Chocolate Factory development in Greenbank kicks back into action as developers begin work – minus any affordable housing.

Bristol’s red hot housing crisis is attracting a globetrotting elite. One owns this castle.

Investigative journalist and member of the Tax Justice Network George Turner gives his take.

A year later, the council have responded to calls to take on developers. Here is the Cable’s take. 

As yet another zero-affordable development gets going, delays hold back transparency policy

Councillors today backed down to developers over the controversial Chocolate Factory site in Easton. In a case that has become emblematic of the housing crisis...

A developer that made £1 billion in profit after tax in 2015 (yes, you read that correctly) is wriggling out of affordable housing obligations in...

The controversial plans were deferred in November.

And they’re “minimising” taxes.

The Bristol Post swallows developer’s line on Blackberry Hill development

The council have responded to Cable and community pressure and released documents on controversial developments.

Housing development policy is marked by secrecy and misleading definitions. But can it be pushed back?