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Councils told number of homes they should build

The Government has told councils the number of homes it thinks they need to deliver every year as part of Whitehall plans to boost housing.

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By Dan Peters | 14 September 2017

The Government has told councils the number of homes it thinks they need to deliver every year as part of Whitehall plans to boost housing.

Proposals published by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) include a standard method for calculating councils' housing need and an ‘indicative assessment' for each authority.

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