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FINANCE
Open door policies
By Stephen Hughes | 20 October 2014
Stephen Hughes analyses ways in which the level of investment needed for housing can be attained.
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Youngsters being let down by the system
By Kate Mulley | 20 October 2014
Something is going wrong with care system, says Kate Mulley, director of public policy at Action ...
BEDROOM TAX
Bedroom tax hits the North most, ALMOs' research indicates
By Jonathan Werran | 20 October 2014
Residents in the North of England continue to face the greatest impact of the so-called bedroom t...
WHITEHALL
Lyons housing review puts councils centre stage
By Jonathan Werran | 16 October 2014
Local government would have a more active role in ensuring more homes are built under long-awaite...
HOUSING
MIPIM UK: Labour to punish councils failing on housing need
By Michael Burton | 15 October 2014
A Labour government will 'apply the stick' to local authorities which fail to meet their housing ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
MIPIM UK: Don't punish London's success, says Boris
By Michael Burton | 15 October 2014
London Mayor Boris Johnson has dismissed what he calls two 'non-solutions' to London's housing cr...
INNOVATION
Bespoke internet service for social housing tenants
By Jamie Hailstone | 14 October 2014
BT Business has launched a new shared internet service for housing associations to help improve t...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Give us freedom and watch us fly
By Ruth Dombey | 10 October 2014
Sutton LBC leader Ruth Dombey says fiscal devolution isn't an end in itself, it's a means to an ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Give us freedom and watch us fly
By Ruth Dombey | 10 October 2014
All over the United Kingdom people are demanding more control over their lives and a greater say ...
INFRASTRUCTURE
More city devolution deals to be announced
By Jonathan Werran | 10 October 2014
Cities minister Greg Clark is poised to announce a further tranche of multi-billion pound devolut...
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