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Will revisions speed up delivery of new homes?
"Revisions to the NPPF should produce a system that better responds to market signals, but changes to the plan-making process could have implications for delivery"
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"Revisions to the NPPF should produce a system that better responds to market signals, but changes to the plan-making process could have implications for delivery"
"The majority of local authorities now have local plans, but some will require reviews soon"
"Tasked with ensuring a five year land supply, having a local plan in place and meeting the Housing Delivery Test, many local authorities are struggling to hit their targets"
"The proposed revisions to the National Planning Policy Framework pose significant challenges for local authorities, but are unlikely to result in a step-change in housing delivery"
"Tougher sanctions will force local authorities to meet government targets. But there are loopholes"
"Providing genuinely affordable homes for those who need them inevitably means housing with some form of subsidy. "
"Will the detail of the revised policy proposals mean that we see more homes being delivered in the right places?"
"Will next week's expected NPPF review go far enough to meet housing need?"
"Just as the housing target is being increased, delivery is starting to slow down."
"Outer London will need to accommodate a greater share of London’s overall need of 66,000 homes per annum."