Brownfield Land Release Fund BLRF - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 09:13, 1 December 2021

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	Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/thousands-of-new-homes-to-be-built-and-derelict-land-transformed https://www.gov.uk/government/news/thousands-of-new-homes-to-be-built-and-derelict-land-transformed]		Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/thousands-of-new-homes-to-be-built-and-derelict-land-transformed https://www.gov.uk/government/news/thousands-of-new-homes-to-be-built-and-derelict-land-transformed]
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		+	NB A further £11m was allocated in November 2021. Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-homes-to-be-built-as-part-of-government-drive-to-develop-brownfield-land-and-regenerate-communities https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-homes-to-be-built-as-part-of-government-drive-to-develop-brownfield-land-and-regenerate-communities]

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Designing Buildings at 06:50, 13 October 2021

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	Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund has been allocated to 53 councils.		Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund has been allocated to 53 councils.

−	The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. It also includes £5 million for self build and custom build projects and £20 million designated to help accelerate the self-build and custom-build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.	+	The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. It also includes £5 million for self build and custom build projects and £20 million designated to help accelerate the self build and custom build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.

	The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.		The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.

Designing Buildings at 06:49, 13 October 2021

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	Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund has been allocated to 53 councils.		Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund has been allocated to 53 councils.

−	The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. It also includes £5 million for self and custom build projects and £20 million designated to help accelerate the self-build and custom-build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.	+	The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. It also includes £5 million for self build and custom build projects and £20 million designated to help accelerate the self-build and custom-build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.

	The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.		The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.

Designing Buildings at 06:48, 13 October 2021

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	On 12 October 2021, the Government ~~announced the latest~~ plans for the construction of new homes on underused and derelict land. By transforming former brownfield sites, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) intends to regenerate local areas and help potential buyers onto the property ladder.It will also help to protect the countryside and green spaces and could support up to 17,000 jobs across the housing and construction sector and the wider economy.	+	On 12 October 2021, the Government published information about progress on plans for the construction of new homes on underused and derelict land, the Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF).
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		+	By transforming former brownfield sites, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) intends to regenerate local areas and help potential buyers onto the property ladder.It will also help to protect the countryside and green spaces and could support up to 17,000 jobs across the housing and construction sector and the wider economy.

	= Distribution of funds =		= Distribution of funds =

−	Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund ~~(BLRF)~~ has been allocated to 53 councils.	+	Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund has been allocated to 53 councils.

	The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. It also includes £5 million for self and custom build projects and £20 million designated to help accelerate the self-build and custom-build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.		The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. It also includes £5 million for self and custom build projects and £20 million designated to help accelerate the self-build and custom-build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.

Designing Buildings at 06:45, 13 October 2021

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−	This development of 42 family homes was built in 2011 on a brownfield site. It is a mix of rented and owner-occupied dwellings built around a small green ~~area~~. The development is famous for being fronted by the television presenter and developer Kevin McCloud, whose trials and tribulations were documented in the television programme, Kevin's Grand Design: The Great British Property Scandal, which was first broadcast in 2011.	+	This development of 42 family homes was built in 2011 on a brownfield site. It is a mix of rented and owner-occupied dwellings built around a small green. The development is famous for being fronted by the television presenter and developer Kevin McCloud, whose trials and tribulations were documented in the television programme, Kevin's Grand Design: The Great British Property Scandal, which was first broadcast in 2011.
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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	On 12 October 2021, the Government announced plans for the construction of new homes on underused and derelict land. By transforming former brownfield sites, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) intends to regenerate local areas and help potential buyers onto the property ladder.	+	On 12 October 2021, the Government announced the latest plans for the construction of new homes on underused and derelict land. By transforming former brownfield sites, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) intends to regenerate local areas and help potential buyers onto the property ladder.It will also help to protect the countryside and green spaces and could support up to 17,000 jobs across the housing and construction sector and the wider economy.

−	~~Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF) has been allocated to 53 councils. The funding is intended to support the demolition~~ of ~~unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages.~~	+	= Distribution of funds =

−	~~Another aspect of~~ the ~~project will be~~ to ~~protect countryside and green spaces while homes are built on these sites~~. ~~The funding may be able to support up to 17,000 jobs across the housing and construction sector and the wider economy.~~	+	Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF) has been allocated to 53 councils.
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−	~~= Distribution of funds =~~	+

−	~~Funding~~ includes £5 million for self and custom build projects~~. A further~~ £20 million ~~from the BLRF has also been~~ designated to help accelerate the self and custom build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.	+	The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. It also includes £5 million for self and custom build projects and £20 million designated to help accelerate the self-build and custom-build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.

	The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.		The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.

Editor at 13:16, 12 October 2021

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	The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.		The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.
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		+	Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/thousands-of-new-homes-to-be-built-and-derelict-land-transformed https://www.gov.uk/government/news/thousands-of-new-homes-to-be-built-and-derelict-land-transformed]

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Editor at 13:16, 12 October 2021

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	On 12 October 2021, the Government announced plans for the construction of new homes on underused and derelict land. By transforming former brownfield sites, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) intends to regenerate local areas and help potential buyers onto the property ladder.		On 12 October 2021, the Government announced plans for the construction of new homes on underused and derelict land. By transforming former brownfield sites, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) intends to regenerate local areas and help potential buyers onto the property ladder.

−	Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF) has been allocated to 53 councils. The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. Another aspect of the project will be to protect countryside and green spaces while homes are built on these sites. The funding ~~could also~~ support up to 17,000 jobs across the housing and construction sector and the wider economy.	+	Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF) has been allocated to 53 councils. The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly and derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages.
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		+	Another aspect of the project will be to protect countryside and green spaces while homes are built on these sites. The funding may be able to support up to 17,000 jobs across the housing and construction sector and the wider economy.

	= Distribution of funds =		= Distribution of funds =

Editor at 13:14, 12 October 2021

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	This development of 42 family homes was built in 2011 on a brownfield site. It is a mix of rented and owner-occupied dwellings built around a small green area. The development is famous for being fronted by the television presenter and developer Kevin McCloud, whose trials and tribulations were documented in the television programme, Kevin's Grand Design: The Great British Property Scandal, which was first broadcast in 2011.		This development of 42 family homes was built in 2011 on a brownfield site. It is a mix of rented and owner-occupied dwellings built around a small green area. The development is famous for being fronted by the television presenter and developer Kevin McCloud, whose trials and tribulations were documented in the television programme, Kevin's Grand Design: The Great British Property Scandal, which was first broadcast in 2011.
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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		+	* Affordable homes.
		+	* Areas for regeneration.
		+	* Brownfield land.
		+	* Brownfield registers.
		+	* Economic development and construction.
		+	* Government to commission affordable homes on publicly owned land
		+	* Help to build.
		+	* One Public Estate OPE.
		+	* Regeneration.

	= External resources =		= External resources =

	* One Public Estate, [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate and Self and Custom-Build September 2021].		* One Public Estate, [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate and Self and Custom-Build September 2021].
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= Introduction =

On 12 October 2021, the Government announced plans for the construction of new homes on underused and derelict land. By transforming former brownfield sites, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) intends to regenerate local areas and help potential buyers onto the property ladder.

Almost £58 million from the £75 million Brownfield Land Release Fund (BLRF) has been allocated to 53 councils. The funding is intended to support the demolition of unsightly derelict buildings and disused car parks and garages. Another aspect of the project will be to protect countryside and green spaces while homes are built on these sites. The funding could also support up to 17,000 jobs across the housing and construction sector and the wider economy.

= Distribution of funds =

Funding includes £5 million for self and custom build projects. A further £20 million from the BLRF has also been designated to help accelerate the self and custom build sector, with councils able to bid for the remaining funding for brownfield redevelopment.

The BLRF is delivered by the [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate programme], which is a collaboration between DLUHC, the Local Government Association and the Cabinet Office. The One Public Estate programme has provided a further £6 million to local councils in England for other housing and community development related services.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

= External resources =

* One Public Estate, [https://www.local.gov.uk/one-public-estate-and-self-and-custom-build-september-2021 One Public Estate and Self and Custom-Build September 2021].