Savings from reforms to the New Homes Bonus can be
retained by councils to fund adult social care, parliament has heard. The
announcement effectively means the government can top slice the New Homes Bonus
to fund care for the elderly and vulnerable. This confirmation has raised
questions as to how local authorities will work to help meet the government’s
radical home building targets. Read more on 24housing.
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