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HOUSING
Act now to halt the housing crisis
By Heather Jameson | 23 January 2019
Housing should be seen as a key plank of the natural infrastructure, says housing charity Shelter...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
A new model for housing delivery
By Caroline Green | 23 January 2019
There’s a new emphasis on the public sector leading delivery to meet housing demand – but how can...
HOUSING
Lack of preparation suggests no-deal is a negotiating tool
By Michael Burton | 23 January 2019
The Government has hardly bothered to involve local authorities in any serious planning for exiti...
DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES
Right to Buy can be the right way ahead
By Heather Jameson | 23 January 2019
In future, Right to Buy can only be the right thing to do if homes are replaced – otherwise it’s ...
HOUSING
Havering's housing model is a genuine partnership with the private sector
By Damian White | 22 January 2019
Over the next 12 to 15 years, using funding from the HRA, Havering LBC's joint venture partnershi...
DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES
Government defends Right to Buy against call for abolition
By Martin Ford | 22 January 2019
A top Marsham Street official has defended the Government’s Right to Buy policy as ‘good value fo...
HOUSING
Let's work together to solve the housing crisis
By Jo Miller | 16 January 2019
Brexit hasn't caused our divisions, but it has laid them bare, and nowhere is this more prevalent...
WHITEHALL
Work to begin on new planning register
By Naomi Larsson | 14 January 2019
Work is being started on a new project to bring together data on planning applications from all c...
FINANCE
Greater Manchester warns Government over asylum contracts
By Martin Ford | 14 January 2019
Greater Manchester has vowed to ‘hold the Government to account’ over the number of asylum seeker...
WHITEHALL
LGA puts 2019/20 funding gap at £3bn
By Dan Peters | 10 January 2019
Councils face an overall funding gap of more than £3bn in 2019/20, the Local Government Associati...
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