New research finds government plans for estate
regeneration risk a north-south divide – leaving deprived communities beyond
London behind. In a study of 122 estates around the country, think tank ResPublica
found the government’s approach to regeneration will not help poorer
communities where house prices are too low to attract investment, and where
building new homes will not overcome the problems of long-term deprivation. The
government has made available just £140m for regeneration of 100 estates. ResPublica’s study found more funding could
be made available, as improving employment outcomes in just 12 well-known
estates could generate government savings to the tune of at least £140m by
2030. Download the report from the ResPublica website.
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