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Milk Bun acquires Bath bakery site as it looks to diversify its offer
Bristol burger operator Milk Bun acquired a 1,300-square-foot former bakery in Bath to expand production and bring more deli products in-house.
Bristol burger operator Milk Bun acquired a 1,300-square-foot former bakery in Bath to expand production and bring more deli products in-house.
Source: Restaurant Online · Originally published: 2026-10-30T10:20:18.246Z
Sune founders reveal opening more details for new Smithfield venture
The founders of Sune said The Poet pub and dining room would open in London’s Smithfield on November 30, with a chef’s-table restaurant and cocktail bar planned for 2027.
The founders of Sune said The Poet pub and dining room would open in London’s Smithfield on November 30, with a chef’s-table restaurant and cocktail bar planned for 2027.
Source: Restaurant Online · Originally published: 2026-10-30T09:54:19.404Z
North Ayrshire Council to further expand affordable housebuilding programme
North Ayrshire councillors considered plans to raise the council’s cumulative new-build housing target to 1,719 homes, alongside a council-and-partner programme for 1,226 affordable properties during 2027–2032.
North Ayrshire councillors considered plans to raise the council’s cumulative new-build housing target to 1,719 homes, alongside a council-and-partner programme for 1,226 affordable properties during 2027–2032.
Source: Scottish Housing News · Originally published: 2026-10-30T10:28:00+00:00
Former Edinburgh school to be transformed into extra care community
Vivere plans to redevelop Edinburgh’s former Lansdowne school campus into 48 extra-care homes with communal facilities, with work expected to start in the new year following planning approval.
Vivere plans to redevelop Edinburgh’s former Lansdowne school campus into 48 extra-care homes with communal facilities, with work expected to start in the new year following planning approval.
Source: Scottish Housing News · Originally published: 2026-10-30T08:12:44+00:00
New respect orders support housing associations to tackle antisocial behaviour
New respect orders came into force in England and Wales this week, giving authorities powers to restrict adult antisocial behaviour and require treatment addressing its underlying causes.
New respect orders came into force in England and Wales this week, giving authorities powers to restrict adult antisocial behaviour and require treatment addressing its underlying causes.
Source: Housing Today · Originally published: 2026-10-30T10:37:00+00:00
Muse green-lit for 1,500-home Slough regeneration
Slough councillors approved Muse and Homes England’s North West Quadrant regeneration scheme for 1,539 homes, including 325 co-living units, with full permission for its first phase.
Slough councillors approved Muse and Homes England’s North West Quadrant regeneration scheme for 1,539 homes, including 325 co-living units, with full permission for its first phase.
Source: Housing Today · Originally published: 2026-10-30T10:55:00+00:00