RIGHT TO BUY

Districts urge Government to make Right to Buy flexibilities permanent

Flexibilities on how councils can use their Right to Buy (RtB) receipts should be made permanent, district councils have argued.

By Emily Twinch | 11 September 2024
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Flexibilities on how councils can use their Right to Buy (RtB) receipts should be made permanent, district councils have argued.

The Government announced in July it would increase flexibilities for an initial two years.

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