Graphic representation of the effect of building within either 800 metres or a 20-minute walk from train stations in SW Surrey, and the harmful effect on the Green Belt that either would bring.

Impact of 'building near train stations' on the Green Belt in SW Surrey. For the full picture, visit normandy-says-no.com
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Resident cycle parking & covered area without cycle parking

Cycle hoops by a patch of grass

Why put in covered, visitor cycle parking when you can shove it round the side and make it less accessible. #taylorwimpey #bendonvalley #sw18 @lastnotlost.bsky.social @wandsworthcycling.bsky.social @wandsworthls.bsky.social @wandsworthlabour.bsky.social

I look forward to working with them to share feedback and will closely monitor forthcoming developments.

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Roger Bullivant Ltd continues legacy at Drakelow with Taylor Wimpey - tinyurl.com/mpuv8mjx

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Taylor Wimpey cuts FY25 profit guidance after unexpected charge Investing.com -- Taylor Wimpey (LON:TW) on Wednesday reduced its full-year operating profit guidance by £20 million following an unexpected charge related to remediation work on a historical site. The UK homebuilder now expects operating profit of £424 million for 2025, down from previous market expectations of £444 million, after reporting first-half adjusted operating profit of £161 million. Despite the profit guidance cut, Taylor Wimpey maintained its outlook for UK completions at 10,400-10,800 units excluding joint ventures and reaffirmed its average selling price target of £340,000. The company’s first-half completions reached 5,264 homes, representing 46% of the midpoint of its full-year guidance. The UK average selling price declined 1.3% to £313,000, below previous guidance of £330,000, which the company attributed to delayed London deliveries shifting to the second half and a higher proportion of affordable housing. Sales rates have softened recently, with sales per site per week in the four weeks to July 27 at 0.59, down 7.8% year-over-year. This compares to a 4% year-over-year increase to 0.77 for January-April. The company’s order book as of July 27 increased 4.2% in value but decreased 2.8% in volume compared to the same period last year. This marks a slowdown from April when the order book was up 11.5% in value and 5.3% in volume. Taylor Wimpey reported net cash of £326 million for the first half and forecasts £350 million by year-end 2025. The company has approved approximately 3,000 plots for purchase during the period and announced an interim dividend in line with its policy. Additionally, the company increased its fire safety provision by £222.2 million, though it noted there would be no change to remediation cash outflows for 2025. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.

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U.K. firm Taylor Wimpey’s stock falls despite positive trading update Investing.com -- Shares of home construction firm Taylor Wimpey PLC (LON:TW) fell 2.25% despite the company releasing a trading update that showed positive performance indicators across several areas, including customer interest and mortgage lending. The net private sales rate year-to-date (YTD) to April 27, 2025, was up 4% year-on-year (YoY), and the order book value and volume increased by 12% and 4% respectively YoY YTD. Although Taylor Wimpey reported a healthy level of competitive mortgage products and a commitment from lenders to the U.K. housing market, the stock experienced a downturn. The company also noted a net private sales rate YTD of 0.77 per outlet per week, a slight increase from 0.74 the previous year. Excluding bulk sales, the rate was up 9% compared to last year. The average selling price (ASP) in the order book was up 6% YoY, indicating a strong pricing environment. However, the cancellation rate has risen to 16%, compared to 13% over the same period last year, which may have contributed to investor concerns. The company is operating from 201 outlets, consistent with its expectations, and anticipates more openings in 2025, with a focus on the second half of the year. The landbank stood at approximately 78,000 plots at the end of March 2025, a slight decrease from around 81,000 plots in 2024, while strategic plots also saw a reduction to approximately 136,000 from 140,000. Nonetheless, the company has approved around 1,700 plots this year, an increase from about 1,400 in the previous year. Taylor Wimpey reiterated its full-year 2025 guidance for volumes, with an expected range of 10,400-10,800 (UK ex JVs), which aligns with VA consensus estimates. The U.K. average selling price is forecasted to be around £340k for the fiscal year 2025, surpassing the VA consensus of £327k, with the increase attributed to mix impacts. The Group’s operating profit for 2025 is expected to be in line with previous guidance at approximately £444m, closely matching VA consensus estimates. An analyst at RBC commented on the trading update, stating, "A positive trading update given the macroeconomic uncertainty surrounding the impact of tariffs on the UK economy, we appreciate that houses are not exported, but employment security, the cost of living, wage growth and mortgage rates all impact new build housing market activity."

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#TaylorWimpey You really are the pits! Your named person was obviously too busy to turn up for his appointment with me and NHBC this morning

Taylor Wimpey: Housebuilder holds guidance but warns of cost pressures Taylor Wimpey forecast "increased build cost pressures" as a result of the Autumn Budget tax changes and a changing economic backdrop.

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#TaylorWimpey says #Labour’s planning changes ‘important early step’ for more homes Housebuilder welcomes shake-up of planning rules as it reports half-year profits fell by nearly 60% to £99.7m * #Business live – latest updates #TaylorWimpey has welcomed #Labour’s planning reforms as an “important early step” to delivering more…

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Taylor Wimpey says Labour’s planning changes ‘important early step’ for more homes Housebuilder welcomes shake-up of planning rules as it reports half-year profits fell by nearly 60% to £99.7m * Business live – latest updates Taylor Wimpey has welcomed Labour’s planning reforms as an “important early step” to delivering more homes…

#TaylorWimpey #Constructionindustry #Business #Planningpolicy Taylor Wimpey says Labour’s planning changes ‘important early step’ for more homes: Housebuilder welcomes shake-up of planning rules as it reports half-year profits fell by nearly 60% to £99.7m

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