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Letter to Surrey council leaders with the Secretary of State’s decision on local government reorganisation.
New laws are now in force protecting social housing tenants from emergency hazards and damp and mould. The changes are a lasting legacy to Awaab Ishak.
Renters’ Rights Bill receives Royal Assent today, securing a fairer future for 11 million private renters in England
New emergency measures announced today to tackle the housebuilding crisis in London and unlock tens of thousands of homes across the capital.
New roads, reservoirs, airports, and railways held up by lengthy legal challenges will be completed more quickly under new proposals announced by the Chancellor today (15 October), fast-tracking national renewal.
Pro-growth changes to the government's landmark Planning and Infrastructure Bill to get Britain building faster.
£84m cash boost to help prevent homelessness and support families this winter and immediate help for children and families in temporary accommodation.
First-time buyers set to save money when buying a home and timelines reduced with a new consultation launched by the Government.
New powers let residents reclaim beloved assets and drive patriotic renewal, street by street – delivering on the Plan for Change.
16 Scottish LAs backed by Scotland Office to revitalise communities as part of our Plan for Change, with spending decisions in the hands of local people
UK Government Pride in Place funding going to every local authority in Wales.
Local communities will be handed new powers to revitalise their high streets and restore pride in their towns.
Largest number of major infrastructure projects green-lit by the current government in the first year of a Parliament.
New Housing Secretary has issued a 'call to arms' to leading developers and housebuilders following a roundtable held this week.
Britain's broken planning and development system is rewired to accelerate infrastructure delivery and homebuilding while safeguarding the environment
Statement to the House of Commons outlining the government response to the Independent Water Commission's final report.
Ofwat to be abolished and a new, single, powerful regulator to be established to cut water pollution in England’s rivers, lakes and seas, and protect families from massive bill hikes
Environment Secretary Steve Reed to establish consumer champion with legal powers as part of 'root and branch' reform
Environment Secretary Steve Reed sets out the government's initial response to the Independent Water Commission final report, led by Sir Jon Cunliffe.
Sewage pollution from water companies will be cut in half by the end of the decade, the Environment Secretary Steve Reed will pledge today (Sunday 20 July).
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