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A group of eight east midlands councils has established a
task force to ensure the region is not snubbed for a second time in succession
by the HCA. The group, led by umbrella
organisation East Midlands Councils, aims to make sure the region’s social
landlords cash in on the £300 million of grant funding to build 15,000
affordable homes announced in this month’s stimulus package. The group will respond to a report from think
tank The Smith Institute which criticised the HCA for the distribution of
funding under its £1.8 billion affordable homes programme. The report found
that the east midlands received funding for just 4,183 homes or 5 per cent of
the affordable homes programme in England. This is despite the area housing
more than 10 per cent of the country’s population. Read more on Inside Housing.
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