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Kerslake faces 'culture clash'

19 December 2007

Sir Bob Kerslake must radically overhaul the culture of the new homes agency when he becomes its first chief executive next year, according to regeneration experts.

Kerslake first homes agency chief

18 December 2007

Sir Bob Kerslake has been appointed the first chief executive of the new Homes and Communities Agency.

Affordable housing cash allocated

13 December 2007

The government has confirmed its affordable housing investment programme for the next three years.

Fund to create mixed communities

13 December 2007

A revenue fund to create mixed-income neighbourhoods will be run by the new housing super-quango, housing minister Yvette Cooper has announced.

Montgomery takes over in Thames Gateway

11 December 2007

Former government neighbourhood renewal chief Joe Montgomery is to take over the running of the Thames Gateway project.

Brown announces new Thames Gateway funding

29 November 2007

Prime minister Gordon Brown announced today that the Thames Gateway would receive £600m in dedicated funds over the next three years.

Affordable rural homebuilding 'set to drop'

28 November 2007

Five per cent fewer affordable rural homes are set to be built each year because of lower targets proposed by regional assemblies, research has revealed.