The Government is proposing to allow unaffordable starter homes and commuter hubs in London's Green Belt despite there being enough Brownfield sites to provide over 300,000 homes in London alone.

Proposals to revise the costs capping scheme for eligible environmental challenges

There is a proposal to increase parking by 12 times – to put 600 parking spaces on the heath and cordon off large areas for a private outdoor activities attraction.

This report highlights a considerable number of cases in Greater London where schools have been built or are being planned on Green Belt and MOL contrary to government policy and clear government guidelines.

Has the tide gone out for the protection of this historic landscape?

Fairview homes have stated that the Green Belt land south of Enfield Road is 'available for development'. CPRE London has written letters to Enfield Council, Fairview Homes and the Wren Academy at Enfield.

Our Protect London map shows how Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land within Greater London is under threat from development like never before. We know that the vast majority of you oppose building on Green Belt land, so please help to halt these threats! Take action: find out how below.

This report aims to summarise the provision of allotment gardening spaces in London, with statistics and information on the way that allotments are managed and run.

In addition to looking at traditional allotments, the report also includes community gardens, an approach to food growing that merits closer attention as its popularity continues to increase.

Our February eBulletin has the latest planning news for the capital.

To complement our report Towards a Liveable London we commissioned a study of the outdoors aspects of the housing estates in our case studies. You can see the results here.