The CLG has confirmed the consultation on assessing local
housing need has been delayed until Parliament returns in September. Speaking
at the Local Government Association (LGA) conference, communities secretary
Sajid Javid said the government would launch a consultation on a new way for
councils to assess their local housing requirements in July. This was first
announced in the housing white paper in February. Now, a spokesperson at the
CLG has confirmed that the department “intends to publish the local housing
need consultation when Parliament returns in September”. Read more on the
Planning Portal website.
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