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A new study by UNISON, the UK's largest union, has revealed
that the New Homes Bonus Scheme is draining scarce resources away from the
recession-hit north, to wealthier parts of the country in the south. Money for the new homes scheme is deducted
from local council grants and then redistributed to areas where most new homes
are built which largely depends on decisions made by private developers.
Building firms meanwhile are unsurprisingly shying away from poorer areas that
have been hit hardest by the recession and choosing to build in areas where the
profit potential is greatest. The union is demanding that the Government puts a
stop to deprived areas being penalised in this way. Read more on the UNISON
website.
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