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−	[[File:~~National Housing Bank HE logo 1000~~.jpg\|link=https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england]]	+	[[File:National_Housing_Bank_HE_logo_1000.jpg\|link=https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england]]

	= What is Homes England? =		= What is Homes England? =
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	Prior to the general election in 2024 all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning.		Prior to the general election in 2024 all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning.

−	It would help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to ‘r[[~~‘repurpose’_Homes_England_as_part_of_its_housing_drive~~.\|epurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]] Following the general election, with a Labour government and pressure to deliver on its 1.5 million homes promise, the government, following a number of consultations looked to fast-track planning for housing schemes, and update the NPPF.	+	It would help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to ‘r[[%E2%80%98repurpose%E2%80%99_Homes_England_as_part_of_its_housing_drive.\|epurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]] Following the general election, with a Labour government and pressure to deliver on its 1.5 million homes promise, the government, following a number of consultations looked to fast-track planning for housing schemes, and update the NPPF.

	= National Housing Bank =		= National Housing Bank =
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	* Design for Homes.		* Design for Homes.
	* Diversity in regeneration.		* Diversity in regeneration.
		+	* Fixing our broken housing market.
		+	* Homes and Communities Agency.
	* Homes England Modern Methods of Construction research finalised.		* Homes England Modern Methods of Construction research finalised.
	* Housing Forum seeks unity over suspension of works.		* Housing Forum seeks unity over suspension of works.
	* Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.		* Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
−	* ~~Homes and Communities Agency.~~	+	* The National Housing Bank
−	* ~~Fixing our broken housing market~~.	+	* The National Housing Bank; a publicly owned and backed subsidiary of Homes England.

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		+	[[File:National Housing Bank HE logo 1000.jpg\|link=https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england]]
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	= What is Homes England? =		= What is Homes England? =

	Homes England is the government’s housing and regeneration agency, which looks to support the construction of affordable, quality homes in well-designed places which are key to improving people’s lives. Together with its partners, it aim to accelerate the pace of house building and regeneration across the country, to deliver homes and places that people are proud to live in. Homes England is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government and was initially launched on 11 January 2018, when it replaced the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).		Homes England is the government’s housing and regeneration agency, which looks to support the construction of affordable, quality homes in well-designed places which are key to improving people’s lives. Together with its partners, it aim to accelerate the pace of house building and regeneration across the country, to deliver homes and places that people are proud to live in. Homes England is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government and was initially launched on 11 January 2018, when it replaced the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).

−	~~In October 2018~~, ~~Homes England published its Strategic Plan 2018/19~~ to ~~2022/23~~, ~~setting out plans for helping more~~ people in ~~England '..~~.~~access better homes in the right places~~"~~. This described its mission~~ and ~~objectives as~~:	+	It says "As the government’s housing and regeneration agency we believe that affordable, quality homes in well-designed places are key to improving people’s lives. Together with our partners, we’re accelerating the pace of house building and regeneration across the country, as we seek to deliver homes and places people are proud to live in – for generations to come." For more information and a general introduction visit [https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england]

−	* unlock public and private land where the market will not, to get more homes built where they are needed	+	= Support for Housebuilding =
−	* ensure a range of investment products are available to support housebuilding and infrastructure, including more affordable housing and homes for ~~rent, where the market is not acting~~	+
−	* improve construction productivity	+
−	* create a more resilient and competitive market by supporting smaller builders and new entrants, and promote better design and higher quality homes	+
−	* offer expert support for priority locations, helping to create and deliver more ambitious plans to get more homes built	+
−	* effectively deliver home ownership products, providing an industry standard service to consumers	+

−	~~Ref [https://www~~.~~gov~~.~~uk/government/publications/~~homes-~~england-strategic-plan-201819-~~to~~-202223 https://www~~.~~gov~~.~~uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223]~~	+	Prior to the general election in 2024 all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning.

−	= Homes England ~~under~~ a ~~new~~ government =	+	It would help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to ‘r[[‘repurpose’_Homes_England_as_part_of_its_housing_drive.\|epurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]] Following the general election, with a Labour government and pressure to deliver on its 1.5 million homes promise, the government, following a number of consultations looked to fast-track planning for housing schemes, and update the NPPF.

−	Prior to the general election in 2024 all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning. Help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to [https://www.housingtoday.co.uk/news/labour-to-repurpose-homes-england-as-part-of-housing-drive/5123178.article ‘repurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]	+	= National Housing Bank =

−	~~Following~~ the ~~general election~~, ~~with~~ a ~~Labour~~ government and ~~pressure~~ to ~~deliver on~~ its 1.5 million homes ~~promise,~~ the ~~government~~, ~~following~~ a ~~number of consultations looked~~ to ~~fast-track planning for~~ housing ~~schemes~~, and ~~update~~ the ~~NPPF~~.	+	In J[https://www.gov.uk/government/news/over-500000-homes-to-be-built-through-new-national-housing-bank une 2025, the government announced its plans for the creation of a new National Housing Bank] to help deliver more than 500,000 homes across the country. The plan, to be backed by £16 billion in financial capacity, alongside £6 billion it had already allocated, is also expected to unlock £53 billion of private investment, supporting housebuilding, creating jobs, and stimulating economic growth. The bank, would operate as a subsidiary of Homes England, having greater autonomy to issue government guarantees and make long-term investments. It will support SMEs, fund infrastructure for complex sites, and provide loans and guarantees to help unlock housing supply, including social and affordable homes.
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		+	On [https://www.gov.uk/government/news/homes-england-marks-national-housing-bank-launch-as-part-of-a-once-in-a-generation-investment-offer-to-accelerate-delivery-of-new-homes-and-mixed-use 31 March 2026 it was announced] that the newly established Homes England National Housing Bank was officially open for business, from 1 April, 2026. Alongside its launch Homes England and the National Bank published a [https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/69ccde98a2e82c1bd822d7cf/Homes_England_Investment_prospectus_2026.pdf new Investment prospectus] that set out the agency’s full range of funding and support. See article The National Housing Bank.
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		+	= Strategic Plan 2025-2030 =
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		+	Homes England published its Strategic Plan 2025-2030, on December 11, 2025, aiming to support the delivery of roughly 280,000 new homes and unlock land for 400,000 more. It focussed on accelerating housing supply, boosting social/affordable homes, and increasing institutional investment, supporting the government's 1.5 million homes target.
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		+	Key elements of the 2025–2030 strategy included:
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		+	* Capacity Expansion: Aiming for over 80,000 agency-supported home completions per year by 2029-30.
		+	* Regional Focus: Implementing a new regional operating model with appointed directors to work directly with local leaders.
		+	* Strategic Objectives: Increasing housing supply, delivering affordable homes, unlocking institutional investment, fostering innovation, and ensuring safety.
		+	* Partnerships & Investment: Deepening collaboration with developers and using the National Housing Bank to accelerate development.

	= Background =		= Background =
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	British Property Federation (BPF) chief executive at Melanie Leech said: “We welcome the launch of the new Homes England, and we look forward to working even more closely on the delivery of much-needed new homes across the UK. It’s clear there is growing momentum behind the government’s housing agenda and we are delighted with the continuing policy support for a multi-tenure approach to housing supply, creating great places and the remediation of land. This will be vital if the housing white paper and the changes to the National Planning Policy Framework have any chance of making a significant impact on volume and affordability.”		British Property Federation (BPF) chief executive at Melanie Leech said: “We welcome the launch of the new Homes England, and we look forward to working even more closely on the delivery of much-needed new homes across the UK. It’s clear there is growing momentum behind the government’s housing agenda and we are delighted with the continuing policy support for a multi-tenure approach to housing supply, creating great places and the remediation of land. This will be vital if the housing white paper and the changes to the National Planning Policy Framework have any chance of making a significant impact on volume and affordability.”
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		+	In October 2018, Homes England published its Strategic Plan 2018/19 to 2022/23, setting out plans for helping more people in England '...access better homes in the right places". This described its mission and objectives as:
		+
		+	* unlock public and private land where the market will not, to get more homes built where they are needed
		+	* ensure a range of investment products are available to support housebuilding and infrastructure, including more affordable housing and homes for rent, where the market is not acting
		+	* improve construction productivity
		+	* create a more resilient and competitive market by supporting smaller builders and new entrants, and promote better design and higher quality homes
		+	* offer expert support for priority locations, helping to create and deliver more ambitious plans to get more homes built
		+	* effectively deliver home ownership products, providing an industry standard service to consumers
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		+	Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223]

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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	* Fixing our broken housing market.		* Fixing our broken housing market.

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	Prior to the general election in 2024 all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning. Help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to [https://www.housingtoday.co.uk/news/labour-to-repurpose-homes-england-as-part-of-housing-drive/5123178.article ‘repurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]		Prior to the general election in 2024 all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning. Help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to [https://www.housingtoday.co.uk/news/labour-to-repurpose-homes-england-as-part-of-housing-drive/5123178.article ‘repurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]

−	Following the general election, with a Labour government and pressure to deliver on its 1.5 million homes promise, the government, following a number of consultations looked to fast-track planning for housing schemes, update the NPPF	+	Following the general election, with a Labour government and pressure to deliver on its 1.5 million homes promise, the government, following a number of consultations looked to fast-track planning for housing schemes, and update the NPPF.

	= Background =		= Background =

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	= Homes England under a new government =		= Homes England under a new government =

−	Prior to the general election all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning. Help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to [https://www.housingtoday.co.uk/news/labour-to-repurpose-homes-england-as-part-of-housing-drive/5123178.article ‘repurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]	+	Prior to the general election in 2024 all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning. Help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to [https://www.housingtoday.co.uk/news/labour-to-repurpose-homes-england-as-part-of-housing-drive/5123178.article ‘repurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]

	Following the general election, with a Labour government and pressure to deliver on its 1.5 million homes promise, the government, following a number of consultations looked to fast-track planning for housing schemes, update the NPPF		Following the general election, with a Labour government and pressure to deliver on its 1.5 million homes promise, the government, following a number of consultations looked to fast-track planning for housing schemes, update the NPPF

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−	~~[https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england~~ Homes England~~] was launched on 11 January 2018, when it replaced the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).~~	+	= What is Homes England? =

−	~~This followed a commitment in~~ the ~~Autumn Budget 2017 to bring together money, expertise, planning~~ and ~~compulsory purchase powers~~, ~~with a remit~~ to ~~facilitate~~ the ~~delivery~~ of ~~new~~ homes ~~where they~~ are ~~most needed and~~ to ~~deliver a sustained improvement in affordability~~.	+	Homes England is the government’s housing and regeneration agency, which looks to support the construction of affordable, quality homes in well-designed places which are key to improving people’s lives. Together with its partners, it aim to accelerate the pace of house building and regeneration across the country, to deliver homes and places that people are proud to live in. Homes England is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government and was initially launched on 11 January 2018, when it replaced the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).
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−	~~It also followed~~ the ~~renaming~~ of ~~the Department for Communities~~ and ~~Local Government (DCLG) as~~ the ~~Ministry of Housing~~, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), and the renaming of the 'Communities Secretary' as the 'Housing Secretary'. These changes reflect an increasing focus by government on the housing crisis and a commitment to deliver ~~an average of 300,000~~ homes ~~a year by the mid-2020s~~.	+
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−	Homes England is ~~intended to drive forward change~~, ~~as set out in the government’s housing white paper ‘Fixing our broken housing market’, published on 7 February 2017. It is governed by a board appointed~~ by the Housing ~~Secretary who decide what its priorities will be.~~	+
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−	~~Housing Secretary Sajid Javid said; “This government is determined to build the homes our country needs~~ and ~~help more people get~~ on the ~~housing ladder.~~ Homes ~~England will be at the heart of leading this effort. The development at Alconbury is a prime example of how the agency has worked to deliver thousands of new homes, as well as improve roads~~ and ~~create space for local businesses. The new agency will be key in replicating this approach right across the country and will help us build a Britain fit for the future.”~~	+
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−	~~British Property Federation~~ (~~BPF~~) chief executive at Melanie Leech said: “We welcome the launch of the new Homes England, and we look forward to working even more closely on the delivery of much-needed new homes across the UK. It’s clear there is growing momentum behind the government’s housing agenda and we are delighted with the continuing policy support for a multi-tenure approach to housing supply, creating great places and the remediation of land. This will be vital if the housing white paper and the changes to the National Planning Policy Framework have any chance of making a significant impact on volume and affordability.”	+

	In October 2018, Homes England published its Strategic Plan 2018/19 to 2022/23, setting out plans for helping more people in England '...access better homes in the right places". This described its mission and objectives as:		In October 2018, Homes England published its Strategic Plan 2018/19 to 2022/23, setting out plans for helping more people in England '...access better homes in the right places". This described its mission and objectives as:
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	Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223]		Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223]

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Homes England under a new government =
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		+	Prior to the general election all the party manifestos had a focus on housebuilding. The Labour Government in its manifesto said it planned to build 1.5 million homes over the following parliament, restore national housing targets in planning, with a brownfield-first approach to development, releasing ‘grey belt’ land for new homes. Increase social and affordable housing supply through planning. Help councils and housing associations to build to their capacity and steps to ensure building more high-quality, well-designed, and sustainable homes and creating places. With £6.6 billion to upgrade five million homes. Grants and low interest loans insulation and other improvements, and partner with combined authorities, local and devolved governments, to roll out this plan. Work with the private sector to provide further private finance to accelerate home upgrades and low carbon heating, introduce mortgage guarantee schemes for first time buyers and immediately abolish Section21 ‘no fault’ evictions. There was also indication that it would look to [https://www.housingtoday.co.uk/news/labour-to-repurpose-homes-england-as-part-of-housing-drive/5123178.article ‘repurpose’ Homes England as part of its housing drive.]
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		+	Following the general election, with a Labour government and pressure to deliver on its 1.5 million homes promise, the government, following a number of consultations looked to fast-track planning for housing schemes, update the NPPF
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		+	= Background =
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		+	[https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/homes-england Homes England] was launched on 11 January 2018, when it replaced the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).
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		+	This followed a commitment in the Autumn Budget 2017 to bring together money, expertise, planning and compulsory purchase powers, with a remit to facilitate the delivery of new homes where they are most needed and to deliver a sustained improvement in affordability.
		+
		+	It also followed the renaming of the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) as the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG), and the renaming of the 'Communities Secretary' as the 'Housing Secretary'. These changes reflect an increasing focus by government on the housing crisis and a commitment to deliver an average of 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s.
		+
		+	Homes England is intended to drive forward change, as set out in the government’s housing white paper ‘Fixing our broken housing market’, published on 7 February 2017. It is governed by a board appointed by the Housing Secretary who decide what its priorities will be.
		+
		+	Housing Secretary Sajid Javid said; “This government is determined to build the homes our country needs and help more people get on the housing ladder. Homes England will be at the heart of leading this effort. The development at Alconbury is a prime example of how the agency has worked to deliver thousands of new homes, as well as improve roads and create space for local businesses. The new agency will be key in replicating this approach right across the country and will help us build a Britain fit for the future.”
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		+	British Property Federation (BPF) chief executive at Melanie Leech said: “We welcome the launch of the new Homes England, and we look forward to working even more closely on the delivery of much-needed new homes across the UK. It’s clear there is growing momentum behind the government’s housing agenda and we are delighted with the continuing policy support for a multi-tenure approach to housing supply, creating great places and the remediation of land. This will be vital if the housing white paper and the changes to the National Planning Policy Framework have any chance of making a significant impact on volume and affordability.”
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Autumn Budget 2017.		* Autumn Budget 2017.
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	* Design for Homes.		* Design for Homes.
	* Diversity in regeneration.		* Diversity in regeneration.
		+	* Homes England Modern Methods of Construction research finalised.
	* Housing Forum seeks unity over suspension of works.		* Housing Forum seeks unity over suspension of works.
	* Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.		* Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.

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	* Autumn Budget 2017.		* Autumn Budget 2017.
		+	* Building for a Healthy Life BHL.
	* Design for Homes.		* Design for Homes.
	* Diversity in regeneration.		* Diversity in regeneration.
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	Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223]		Ref [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/homes-england-strategic-plan-201819-to-202223]

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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−	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===	+

	* Autumn Budget 2017.		* Autumn Budget 2017.
		+	* Design for Homes.
	* Diversity in regeneration.		* Diversity in regeneration.
	* Housing Forum seeks unity over suspension of works.		* Housing Forum seeks unity over suspension of works.

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	* Autumn Budget 2017.		* Autumn Budget 2017.
	* Diversity in regeneration.		* Diversity in regeneration.
		+	* Housing Forum seeks unity over suspension of works.
	* Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.		* Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
	* Homes and Communities Agency.		* Homes and Communities Agency.