New £4m Fund Launched to Increase Community-Led Affordable Housing
The new grant programme gives community-led housing groups better access to high quality, affordable housing that meets the needs of local communities.
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Home building figures show increase in new housing starts
The number of homes being built since the lifting of the first period of national coronavirus restrictions continues to rise.
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Government to bring an end to unsafe cladding with multi-billion pound intervention
Housing Secretary unveils a 5-point plan which will provide reassurance to homeowners and confidence to the housing market.
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Most homes delivered in 33 years
More homes were delivered last year than in any year since 1987 – the 7th year in a row the number homes delivered has increased.
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Housing industry urged to continue working securely during coronavirus pandemic
The Housing Secretary, Executive Chairman of the Home Builders Federation and Chief Executive of the Federation of Master Builders have written to the housing industry …
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Remediation and COVID-19: building safety update
Making buildings safe, including progressing the remediation of high-rise buildings with unsafe cladding and maintaining measures to ensure buildings are safe ahead of remediation, remains …
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Cycling infrastructure under further development all over England
The growing popularity of cycling has brought change in infrastructure all other England, becoming the main cause for improvement in our society.
Read MoreChancellor’s Plan for Jobs will support new infrastructure, decarbonisation and maintenance projects
The plan will create tens of thousands of jobs through bringing forward work on £8.8 billion of new infrastructure, decarbonisation and maintenance projects.
Read MoreChanges to the planning system will help support safe construction work
The newly published guidance will allow extended working hours on construction sites and provide measures to help the planning system operate remotely again.
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