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Need to know: Government to send commissioners to run Birmingham City Council

Levelling up secretary Michael Gove has announced plans for commissioners to oversee the city council after it issued a section 114 notice.

 

Need to know: Regulator of Social Housing consults on fee increases

Consultation sets out revised fee principles and fee increases as Regulator of Social Housing looks to expanded role.

Case study: Delivering sustainable homes in public-private partnership

In the housing hotspot of Cambridge a partnership of the city council and Hill Investment Partnerships is delivering sustainable homes to meet housing need, finds Josephine Smit.

Opinion: The UK and Australia share challenges in housing and city office districts

A broken housing market and the future of central business districts are concerns for both London and Sydney, writes Tim Williams.

Need to know: London mayor reconvenes housing taskforce

Concerns about affordability, high interest rates, rising build costs and potential decline in build numbers prompt mayor to reconvene taskforce focused on housing delivery in the capital.

Need to know: Homes England launches integrated and flexible fund

Government agency's new £1 billion fund signals fresh approach to bringing forward regeneration and homes.

Need to know: Government responds to levy affordable housing concerns

Government has tabled amendments to its infrastructure levy proposals to help safeguard delivery of onsite affordable housing.

Need to know: Homes England extends funding for regeneration

Homes England's Affordable Homes Programme will now fund replacement affordable homes provided alongside new ones, aiding estate regeneration.

Opinion: Look to public private partnership to increase homes for rent

Partnership models are showing how delivery of homes for social rent can be significantly stepped up, writes Paul Belton.

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