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Over 500,000 people have opened Help to Buy: ISAs, which offer government bonuses of up to £3000, as they save towards buying a home.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Coastal Communities are being offered a cash boost to help rejuvenate their areas.
Lord Freud spoke about the benefits of working together to improve people’s lives at the Chartered Institute of Housing conference.
£320 million will be invested over the next five years in schemes across the country’s towns and cities to take low carbon heat and supply it to keep homes and businesses warm.
Universal Credit becomes available to all types of claimant in Harrogate, Richmond (North Yorkshire), Inverness, Hammersmith and Ryedale.
More than 7,000 Armed Forces personnel have been helped on the housing ladder by a Government scheme, new figures reveal today (23 June).
Overview of a community library from the perspective of the community
British High Commissioner to Sri Lanka H.E James Dauris visited the Northern and Eastern provinces last week (8th to 10th June).
His Excellency the Governor, Peter Beckingham, chaired the 17th meeting of the Cabinet on Wednesday, 1 June 2016, at the Hon. Hilly Ewing Building on Providenciales.
The Falklands are in a robust financial position but a challenging year lies ahead
The nation has marked the centenary of the Battle of Jutland at events in the Orkney Islands today
The number of newly built homes continues to rise and is now at the highest level since 2008 to 2009, new figures show.
The National Infrastructure Commission has launched a consultation into the process and methodology of the National Infrastructure Assessment (NIA).
Two multi-million pound deals will see over 1,000 new homes built in London specifically for private rent.
Minister visits refugee settlement and the UNHCR centre in Beirut during 2 day visit.
Bath, Newcastle, Bridgwater, Rugby and Lowestoft all expand Universal Credit.
Reforms will make fire and rescue more efficient, more effective and more professional than ever before.
Home Secretary Theresa May addresses audience at Reform event in London.
Crossrail 2 could transform travel across the capital, boosting the economy by billions of pounds and supporting thousands of new jobs and homes.
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