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The ten most recent research publications on all Communities and Local Government sites.
Independent research which looks specifically at the issues affecting the responsiveness of housing supply and explores key challenges to recovery in house building in England.
Total Place pulls together all delivery partners to take a joint, collaborative, look at how best to tackle major policy. This research publication reports on the spend count and customer insight elements of the Total Place pilot.
This document sets out the analytical strategy for Communities and Local Government covering the next two years. It highlights the research, evidence and analytical aims, the successes to date and the plans over the coming months.
Research appendix to support the independent review of redress - 'Getting it right, and righting the wrongs'.
The objective of the project was to explore the implementation of Part L of the Building Regulations for England and Wales following the 2006 revisions to Part L of the Building Regulations for England and Wales.
This research report addresses the costs and benefits of fitting trickle ventilators in replacement windows.
This study has assessed whether the guidance in the 2006 edition of Approved Document F is effective in providing adequate ventilation and indoor air quality in new dwellings.
This is Annex B to the main report, which brings together for the first time, key measures of civic health in order to offer a unique insight into the strength of modern democracy in England and the connections people have to their communities.
This report brings together, for the first time, key measures of civic health in order to offer a unique insight into the strength of modern democracy in England and the connections people have to their communities.
This is a summary of the main report, which brings together for the first time, key measures of civic health in order to offer a unique insight into the strength of modern democracy in England and the connections people have to their communities.
