Speaking to the House of Lords Built Environment
Committee, which has been undertaking an inquiry into meeting the UK’s housing
demand, Christopher Pincher said the “new system that we develop should provide
at least as much affordable housing as the present one”. The government’s
proposed planning reforms include replacing Section 106 and the Community
Infrastructure Levy with a single new levy in a bid to ensure that affordable
housing and infrastructure agreed by a developer is delivered “as expected” and
on time. Read more on Inside Housing.
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Otterpool Park’s 8,500 homes will run on solar power and batteries – with
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