All Housing articles – Page 268
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NewsHCA wins £390m reprieve for funding black hole
Cuts of £220m to housing pledge not as bad as feared
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NewsPenfold review recommends cull of developer consents
Government welcomes study calling for simplifaction of non-planning consent regime
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NewsDanny Alexander to announce HCA cuts at 4pm
Treasury secretary’s decision to determine how much of £610m funding black hole will be filled
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Features2012 countdown: Jonathan Edwards and the Olympic village
Don’t worry. Jonathan Edwards hasn’t fallen on hard times since winning gold at Sydney in 2000. Rather, Locog is using his expert knowledge to help with the delivery of the £1bn Olympic village, right down to the fixtures and fittings
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NewsMJ Gleeson exits contracting after selling social housing arm
Morgan Sindall buys social housing repair and maintenance business from MJ Gleeson for £6.6m
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NewsTesco starts selling £10,000 flat-pack homes
Self-assembly ’Helsinki’ log cabins have five rooms, double glazing and a decking area
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NewsGreg Fitzgerald appointed director at NHBC
Galliford Try chief executive joins housing warranty provider as a non-executive director
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NewsMears share price recovers after dropping 11%
Social housing firm says trading remains strong across all divisions
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NewsTaylor Wimpey reports small rise in house prices
Average selling price for Taylor Wimpey home goes up to £167k
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Auditors query value of housing PFI
Programme’s future in doubt after report highlights prevalence of large cost rises
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Cambridge eco-town in doubt as government halts A14
10,000-home project at Northstowe in balance after £1.1bn road-widening project is put on hold
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NewsFirms queue up to develop £15bn of banks' bust sites
Industry tries to persuade lenders to build out ’distressed’ projects they acquired before the recession
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CommentNick Raynsford: It’s an inept beginning
So much for turning Britain into ’a nation of homebuilders’. Rather, the coalition seems hell bent on stopping the housing recovery in its tracks
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Rogers slams low-density plans
Richard Rogers has hit out at the government’s plans to abolish the requirement to build homes at a minimum density, saying they would “fundamentally damage” the prospects of sustainable development
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NewsShapps secures £140m for stalled HCA schemes
Housng minister says government will find at least £140m to fill the £610m gap in the HCA finances
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NewsReport shows green benefits elude homeowners
Concern at consumer failure to grasp potential benefits of sustainable technology
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NewsIndustry left waiting on housing and BSF
Government to clarify key spending decisions within weeks, as Osborne spares capital expenditure from fresh cuts
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Housing stats: New build sales and completions in May 2010
Sales have barely changed since this time last year, but registrations are significantly higher
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Race begins to define zero carbon as funding cuts loom
Housebuilders and green lobby raise fears over plans to cut funding for Zero Carbon Hub
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Private equity groups circle Crest as Osmond talks continue
Private equity firms are among the parties circling Crest Nicholson, according to sources close to the takeover negotiations