The government has announced a review of its own housing and regeneration programme this morning.
The review has been proposed in order to look at the ways in which private investment, public subsidy and land holdings, and assets funded by past public investment are used to build new homes, make improvement to existing homes, and the create sustainable communities. The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister says it will draw on advice from an expert panel, including the chairs and chief executives of English Partnerships and the Housing Corporation, representatives of local government, lenders, and other external members with relevant expertise. David Miliband, Local Government and Com...
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