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Warning over pathfinder funding doubts

31 October 2007

The work of housing market renewal bodies is being compromised by uncertainties over their financing, according to an official at the Audit Commission.

Labour's brownfield homes share drops for first time

31 October 2007

The proportion of new homes built on brownfield land in England dropped last year, for the first time since 1997.

Quango to forward-fund infrastructure for housing

30 October 2007

Regeneration's new super-agency will broker a variety of "pre-investment" arrangements to provide infrastructure for housing development, the quango's creator has said.

Minister outlines pathfinder funding criteria

29 October 2007

Cash allocations for housing market renewal pathfinders will take into consideration how much new housing has been built, according to a minister today.

Housing areas picked for cultural initiative

29 October 2007

Five growth and regeneration areas have been identified for a government scheme to help communities benefit from cultural facilities.

Task force hears calls for housing action

29 October 2007

Action is being demanded to speed up the building of new housing in Edinburgh and the Lothians.

DCLG advisers call for house target rise

26 October 2007

The government's target of 240,000 new homes per year will not be enough to stabilise housing affordability, an influential advisory panel has concluded.