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	* Statutory instruments.		* Statutory instruments.
	* Suburb.		* Suburb.

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		+	* Barlow report.
	* British post-war mass housing.		* British post-war mass housing.
	* Development corporation.		* Development corporation.

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	The legislative changes are to occur in the New Towns Act 1981, which will shift powers from the Secretary of State to local councils. The regulations will be subject to further Parliamentary debate and may come into force by the end of 2018 if approved.		The legislative changes are to occur in the New Towns Act 1981, which will shift powers from the Secretary of State to local councils. The regulations will be subject to further Parliamentary debate and may come into force by the end of 2018 if approved.

−	~~= Find out more =~~	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* Housing zone.		* Housing zone.
	* Neighbourhood planning.		* Neighbourhood planning.
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	* Statutory instruments.		* Statutory instruments.
	* Suburb.		* Suburb.

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	A New Town Development Corporation is distinct from an Urban Development Corporation which is responsible for regeneration and redevelopment in already built-up areas.		A New Town Development Corporation is distinct from an Urban Development Corporation which is responsible for regeneration and redevelopment in already built-up areas.

−	New Town Development Corporations were given responsibilities by the New Towns Act to oversee and supervise the development of New Towns on designated areas of land that had been identified by the government. By 1955, ten New Towns had been developed, the first of which ~~being~~ Stevenage, ~~with the principle intention being~~ to ~~successfully~~ manage the population ~~‘overspill’~~ from London. Other New Towns such as Milton Keynes were also developed. The Corporations were later disbanded.	+	New Town Development Corporations were given responsibilities by the New Towns Act to oversee and supervise the development of New Towns on designated areas of land that had been identified by the government. By 1955, ten New Towns had been developed, the first of which was Stevenage, to manage the population overspill from London. Other New Towns such as Milton Keynes were also developed. The Corporations were later disbanded.

−	In June 2018, the government introduced to Parliament, new regulations which could lead to councils ~~have~~ the power to establish New Town Development Corporations as a means of completing new urban developments and delivering thousands of new homes. The Corporations will be accountable to the councils and be expected to consult and involve the local communities in their proposed projects, in addition ~~to the following~~:	+	In June 2018, the government introduced to Parliament, new regulations which could lead to councils having the power to establish New Town Development Corporations as a means of completing new urban developments and delivering thousands of new homes. The Corporations will be accountable to the councils and will be expected to consult and involve the local communities in their proposed projects, in addition, they will:

−	* ~~Drafting~~ proposals for the new developments which the oversight authority can approve.	+	* Draft proposals for the new developments which the oversight authority can approve.
−	* ~~Masterplanning~~ and ~~project development~~.	+	* Masterplan and develop projects.
−	* ~~Bringing~~ on board private investment.	+	* Bring on board private investment.
−	* ~~Partnering~~ with developers.	+	* Partner with developers.
−	* ~~Overseeing~~ completion.	+	* Oversee completion.

−	The legislative changes are to occur in the New Towns Act 1981, which will shift powers from the Secretary of State to local councils~~. The Corporations’ borrowing cap of £100 million has been removed, with the proviso being that the Treasury and relevant local authority must reach agreement~~. The regulations will be subject to further Parliamentary debate and may come into force by the end of 2018 if approved.	+	The Corporations’ borrowing cap of £100 million has been removed.
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		+	The legislative changes are to occur in the New Towns Act 1981, which will shift powers from the Secretary of State to local councils. The regulations will be subject to further Parliamentary debate and may come into force by the end of 2018 if approved.

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A New Town Development Corporation is a type of development corporation – a government-established organisation responsible for urban renewal and development. In the UK, the New Towns Act 1946 introduced the corporations as a means of developing new towns to cater for populations living in poor or demolished housing after World War II.

A New Town Development Corporation is distinct from an Urban Development Corporation which is responsible for regeneration and redevelopment in already built-up areas.

New Town Development Corporations were given responsibilities by the New Towns Act to oversee and supervise the development of New Towns on designated areas of land that had been identified by the government. By 1955, ten New Towns had been developed, the first of which being Stevenage, with the principle intention being to successfully manage the population ‘overspill’ from London. Other New Towns such as Milton Keynes were also developed. The Corporations were later disbanded.

In June 2018, the government introduced to Parliament, new regulations which could lead to councils have the power to establish New Town Development Corporations as a means of completing new urban developments and delivering thousands of new homes. The Corporations will be accountable to the councils and be expected to consult and involve the local communities in their proposed projects, in addition to the following:

* Drafting proposals for the new developments which the oversight authority can approve.
* Masterplanning and project development.
* Bringing on board private investment.
* Partnering with developers.
* Overseeing completion.

The legislative changes are to occur in the New Towns Act 1981, which will shift powers from the Secretary of State to local councils. The Corporations’ borrowing cap of £100 million has been removed, with the proviso being that the Treasury and relevant local authority must reach agreement. The regulations will be subject to further Parliamentary debate and may come into force by the end of 2018 if approved.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* British post-war mass housing.
* Development corporation.
* Devolution and development.
* Eco Town.
* Enterprise zones.
* Garden cities.
* Garden town.
* Garden village.
* Housing zone.
* Neighbourhood planning.
* Statutory instruments.
* Suburb.
* Town planning.

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