A council that has lost nearly 200 of its homes to right
to buy in the last two years has announced plans for a large housebuilding
programme to fill the void. Stevenage Borough council has laid out plans to build
1,900 new homes, around 550 of them in the next ten years, to fill the void
left by RtB sales. The plans also include continued significant investment in
existing council homes to maintain their quality and sustainability, and a new
programme - 'Decent Neighbourhoods' - which the council says will complement
the decent homes programme and improve residents’ quality of life. The plan
also focuses on value for money for tenants and leaseholders paying rent and
fees. Read more on 24dash.
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