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Right to Buy coverage

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It has been reported this morning that councils have spent more than £1 billion purchasing former Right to Buy properties since 2020. Right to Buy is an important route for council housing tenants to be able to own their home. …

Another leap for workers’ rights reforms: ministers host first meeting with business leaders and unions

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The government’s plans to strengthen the rights of working people took another major leap yesterday, as Deputy PM Angela Rayner and Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds hosted trade unions and business organisations for the first time to progress their mission to …

Deputy Prime Minister visits Stoke-On-Trent in Light of Recent Violent Disorder

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The Deputy Prime Minister visited Stoke-On-Trent yesterday (13 August) where she heard first-hand from those who were impacted by recent violent disorder. There has been coverage of the visit in BBC News online, Stoke-On-Trent Live and on BBC Midlands. Coverage …

New Towns speculation

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There has been inaccurate media reporting regarding the location of the Government’s proposed new towns and resulting concerns raised by local residents. As we made clear last week, the location of these New Towns has not been agreed. The Taskforce …

Coverage of announcements in the King’s Speech

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There has been significant coverage of the King’s Speech today, with many outlets reporting prominently on legislation which will be brought forward by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government. Following the Chancellor’s speech last week to grasp the …