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Direct contact 0303 444 0000The ten most recent strategies and action plans published on the housing site.
The strategy will address concerns across the housing market, from getting house building moving and making it easier to secure mortgages on new homes, to improving fairness in social housing.
This document sets out current proposals for the release of information from the new English Housing Survey launched in April 2008 which brought together the two former surveys.
This document sets out how CLG will encourage and promote engagement with the full spectrum of EHS users to help ensure the survey meets key information needs in an efficient and effective way.
How data collected as part of the EHS is handled by CLG and its contractors in order to ensure promises made to respondents under the Code of Practice for Official Statistics are safeguarded.
A working hostel is anticipated to be a stepping-stone enabling residents to move on from rough sleeping into work or into alternative housing pathways.
Eco-towns - Strategic Delivery Issues
This agreement explains how the principles outlined in the Central - Local Concordat published on 12 December 2007 will be applied in the areas of housing delivery and regeneration.
Proposals and actions for implementing the strategy referred to in 'Lifetime Homes, Lifetime Neighbourhoods: A National Strategy for Housing in an Ageing Society' published in February 2008.
No One Left Out is a new rough sleeping strategy consisting of a fifteen point action plan that sets out our vision to work with partners to end rough sleeping by 2012. It was developed with leading rough sleeping charities.
This document lists some of the powers and guidance that authorities can draw upon in delivering their strategic housing role. Published September 2008.
