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‘Good, but not perfect’ – What next for Homes England?

2024-04-25T05:00:00+01:00

A year after the launch of its five-year strategic plan, an independent review of Homes England has set out recommendations for improving the body. But with an election coming soon, what might the future actually hold for the agency? Daniel Gayne reports.

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‘Good, but not perfect’ – What next for Homes England?

A year after the launch of its five-year strategic plan, an independent review of Homes England has set out recommendations for improving the body. But with an election coming soon, what might the future actually hold for the agency? Daniel Gayne reports.

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