A long journey around the ten Broad Locations of Growth established by the draft London Plan.
Using AI and high-resolution aerial photography to categorise types of land cover within the metropolitan green belt.
The use of AI and spatial mapping to categorise the use of England's green belt and identify opportunities for new development.
Why concerns about the effect of the new government's housing targets on the countryside are misplaced
I contributed to an article in the Economist newspaper about the state of Britain's green belt, and the potential to build hundreds of thousands of homes around rural stations.
The London mayor should point out that the green belt is an anachronism and that a million homes could be built by sacrificing just 1 per cent of it.
Making the most of existing transport infrastructure must be a priority for Labour - even if it is in the Green Belt.
In an effort to address the housing crisis, I mapped every railway station in England and used publicly-accessible data to show that 777 of them have development potential