A useful guide to Managing Insolvency produced in conjunction with Miller Insurance Services and Charles Russell Speechlys essential for anybody involved in Construction and Real Estate development.

Since the 1st October 2023, various regulatory amendments have begun to come into force for the Building Regulations regime. In this article you can read more about how the changes affect both individuals and organisations, dutyholder requirements and the Non High Risk Building building regulations approval process.

AI and Competency - With the advent of recent changes to the Building Control regime in the UK, this article considers a few key issues for clients and consultants to be mindful of.

That Biodiversity Net Gain legislation came into effect for all major planning applications and it will shortly come into force for smaller applications. While there are plenty of articles about the broad brush mechanics of the policy here are our 10 top tips:

Our founder writes about the Greater Cambridge Housing Strategy Consultation draft 2024-2029

During late November 2023 and in conjunction with representatives of Greater Cambridge Shared Planning and Vistry Group

A guide to the multiple award winning Accordia and Clay Farm, Cambridge developments

A short guide to minimising the risk of supply chain insolvency

Our founder writes on the challenges associated with agreeing Planning Obligations

The Competition and Markets Authority has last week announced that it will undertake a study into the Housebuilding Market with the study scope focussing on various key areas relating to land, approvals, construction and sale.

HLME has over 20 years understanding and direct experience of all aspects of Housebuilding so we offer our thoughts on some of the key issues

This article has come about because I keep seeing adverts on various Social Media channels offering 'standard' architectural details for sale.

An interview with our Founder

For the first article in the HLME Journal we talk to founder, Jonathan Gimblett about HLME