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The ‘restrictive' planning system has made urban homeowners in the Greater South East substantially richer than those living elsewhere.
£142 million will be invested in infrastructure to ensure thousands more homes are built in some of the UK’s growing communities.
New research has revealed that less than a quarter of homes built outside London by 2030 will be suitable for older and disabled people.
New rules which make the way housing developers stump up money for infrastructure simpler and more transparent.
The highly-anticipated Tenant Fees Act, which will save renters across England an expected £240 million a year, came into force on 1 June.
The National Federation of Builders has claimed that modular housing will not and cannot solve the housing crisis.
The Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee has launched an inquiry into long-term delivery of social and affordable rented housing.
Planning needs to be more joined up across the North to bring growth and prosperity to neglected towns and communities.
Nearly 2,000 domestic abuse survivors are being put at risk of homelessness each year.
New rules will enable thousands of homeowners to extend their properties quickly and easily without the need for a full planning application.
Homes England has agreed funding deals with 12 local authorities to deliver 4,000 homes across England.
The government has done nothing to adequately prepare fire and rescue services for a similar incident to the Grenfell fire.
A new garden community of up to 20,000 much-needed new homes will be built across Exeter and the surrounding area.
Jeremy Corbyn is set to outline radical plans to fit one and three quarter million homes with electricity-generating solar panels.
A year after the Homelessness Reduction Act, progress on youth homelessness prevention has been found to be 'patchy'.
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