Whitehall rethink over £900m annual grants to councils
that invest in housing. The Treasury is to review the measures in place to
incentivise councils to plan for new homes as part of the spending review due
this year. In a speech to senior council figures, Luke Hall, the local
government minister, said that the pan-Whitehall spending review, due some time
after the Budget in March, will decide “the best approach to incentivising
local housing supply and economic growth”. Hall pointed out that the government
has already committed to reform the New Homes Bonus, which gives grants to
councils based on the additional housing stock delivered above a baseline of
0.4% growth. Read more on the Housing Today website.
https://www.housingtoday.co.uk/news/chancellor-to-review-funding-bonus-for-new-homes/5103606.article
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