Tory MP Neil O’Brien has become one of the first to break
ranks with the government’s planning reforms by criticising the proposed
formula for determining housing need in local authorities. The Conservative MP
for Harborough, Oadby and Wigston said that the “strange” proposal risked
seeing the housing requirement for some cities “stagnate” while the volume of
new homes in shires and suburbs rose steeply. His comments refer to the new
proposed “standard method” for determining local housing need, laid out by the
government at the start of this month alongside its wider reforms to the
system, which will limit democratic involvement in individual planning
application decisions. Read more on the Housing Today website.
Cardiff council warns tenants of eviction if household member convicted for
Ely riots
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If individuals are convicted and sentenced, council may go to court to seek
repossession of their home, letters said
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