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The affordable housing delivery system should not be over-reliant on section 106

By James Cogan

The way affordable housing is currently delivered relies too much on cross-subsidy and private developers building affordable homes, this is flawed and we should look at alternatives, writes James Cogan

Could standard section 106 templates speed up delivery?

By Pete Canavan

A committee of MPs has called for national standardised section 106 templates. Pete Canavan assesses what impact this could have

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