Planning Delivery Fund - Revision history

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	* Housing white paper 2017.		* Housing white paper 2017.

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−	The Planning Delivery Fund is a resource allocated by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) that is intended to support local authorities in areas of acute housing need, helping them process more applications, implement new reforms, and plan for new homes and infrastructure. By supporting best practice and innovation within councils, MHCLG ~~more~~ hope that more planning applications will be determined in a shorter time.	+	The Planning Delivery Fund is a resource allocated by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) that is intended to support local authorities in areas of acute housing need, helping them process more applications, implement new reforms, and plan for new homes and infrastructure. By supporting best practice and innovation within councils, MHCLG hope that more planning applications will be determined in a shorter time.

−	A prospectus published at the end of 2017 invited local authorities and third sector organisations to submit bids for initial funding of £11 million. On 24th February 2018, ~~the allocation of the fund was~~ announced~~, awarded~~ to 68 successful bids from local authorities.	+	A prospectus published at the end of 2017 invited local authorities and third sector organisations to submit bids for initial funding of £11 million. On 24th February 2018, awards were announced to 68 successful bids from local authorities.

	The first wave of funding was split into three streams:		The first wave of funding was split into three streams:
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	Some of the successful bids included:		Some of the successful bids included:

−	* Bath and North East Somerset council, who received £310,000 to deliver a new master plan and implement an independent design review	+	* Bath and North East Somerset council, who received £310,000 to deliver a new master plan and implement an independent design review.
	* The borough of Hackney received £212,000 to implement new planning applications software.		* The borough of Hackney received £212,000 to implement new planning applications software.
	* The Greater Manchester Combined Authority received £950,000 to fund its new Place Team and Mayoral Development Corporations.		* The Greater Manchester Combined Authority received £950,000 to fund its new Place Team and Mayoral Development Corporations.
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	* Housing white paper 2017.		* Housing white paper 2017.

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−	The Planning Delivery Fund is a ~~funding~~ resource ~~that has been~~ allocated by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG)~~. At the end of 2017, the prospectus invited~~ local authorities and ~~third sector organisations to submit bids~~ for ~~initial funding amounting to £11 million~~.	+	The Planning Delivery Fund is a resource allocated by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) that is intended to support local authorities in areas of acute housing need, helping them process more applications, implement new reforms, and plan for new homes and infrastructure. By supporting best practice and innovation within councils, MHCLG more hope that more planning applications will be determined in a shorter time.

−	~~The funding is intended to support~~ authorities ~~in areas of acute housing need, helping them process more applications, implement new reforms,~~ and ~~plan~~ for ~~new homes and infrastructure. By supporting best practice and innovation within councils, the MHCLG’s aim is for more planning applications to be determined over a shorter time period~~.	+	A prospectus published at the end of 2017 invited local authorities and third sector organisations to submit bids for initial funding of £11 million. On 24th February 2018, the allocation of the fund was announced, awarded to 68 successful bids from local authorities.
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−	On 24th February 2018, the allocation of the fund was announced, ~~with it being~~ awarded to 68 successful bids from local authorities.	+

	The first wave of funding was split into three streams:		The first wave of funding was split into three streams:
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	* Promoting Innovation Fund: £1.07m.		* Promoting Innovation Fund: £1.07m.

−	Some of the successful bids ~~for funding~~ included Bath and North East Somerset council who received £310,000 to deliver a new master plan and implement an independent design review~~; the~~ borough of Hackney received £212,000 to implement new planning applications software~~; and the~~ Greater Manchester Combined Authority received £950,000 to fund its new Place Team and Mayoral Development Corporations.	+	Some of the successful bids included:
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		+	* Bath and North East Somerset council, who received £310,000 to deliver a new master plan and implement an independent design review
		+	* The borough of Hackney received £212,000 to implement new planning applications software.
		+	* The Greater Manchester Combined Authority received £950,000 to fund its new Place Team and Mayoral Development Corporations.

	The Housing and Planning Minister Dominic Raab said:		The Housing and Planning Minister Dominic Raab said:

−	“This cash boost ensures councils have the resources needed to make quicker decisions on planning applications, delivering quality housing at a faster rate.	+	“This cash boost ensures councils have the resources needed to make quicker decisions on planning applications, delivering quality housing at a faster rate. It’s part of our strategy to build the homes this country needs whilst also supporting residents to have their say on the kind of development that takes place in their area.”
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−	~~“It’s~~ part of our strategy to build the homes this country needs whilst also supporting residents to have their say on the kind of development that takes place in their area.”	+

	MHCLG plan to hold a further round of bidding for the remaining £9.2m, to be distributed in 2019/20.		MHCLG plan to hold a further round of bidding for the remaining £9.2m, to be distributed in 2019/20.

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The Planning Delivery Fund is a funding resource that has been allocated by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). At the end of 2017, the prospectus invited local authorities and third sector organisations to submit bids for initial funding amounting to £11 million.

The funding is intended to support authorities in areas of acute housing need, helping them process more applications, implement new reforms, and plan for new homes and infrastructure. By supporting best practice and innovation within councils, the MHCLG’s aim is for more planning applications to be determined over a shorter time period.

On 24th February 2018, the allocation of the fund was announced, with it being awarded to 68 successful bids from local authorities.

The first wave of funding was split into three streams:

* Joint Working Fund: £9.4m.
* Design Quality Fund: £4.82m.
* Promoting Innovation Fund: £1.07m.

Some of the successful bids for funding included Bath and North East Somerset council who received £310,000 to deliver a new master plan and implement an independent design review; the borough of Hackney received £212,000 to implement new planning applications software; and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority received £950,000 to fund its new Place Team and Mayoral Development Corporations.

The Housing and Planning Minister Dominic Raab said:

“This cash boost ensures councils have the resources needed to make quicker decisions on planning applications, delivering quality housing at a faster rate.

“It’s part of our strategy to build the homes this country needs whilst also supporting residents to have their say on the kind of development that takes place in their area.”

MHCLG plan to hold a further round of bidding for the remaining £9.2m, to be distributed in 2019/20.

= Find out more =

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

* Affordable housing.
* Community-led housing.
* Community housing fund.
* Draft housing strategy for London.
* Housing associations.
* Housing contribution to regeneration.
* Housing white paper 2017.

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