Councils which worked with government to develop new
funding flexibility for new homes have hit out at ministers after being
excluded from bidding. Two councils that worked with government officials for
more than a year to develop plans to allow councils to increase their borrowing
capacity have said they were “disappointed” to discover they would not be
allowed to bid for the fund. The government revealed last week that only
councils where private rents are £50 more than social rents would be allowed to
bid. This saw Sheffield, Stoke-on-Trent, and Newark and Sherwood councils
excluded. Read more on Inside Housing.
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