Government has made ‘little progress’ on nutrient neutrality and incentives for councils, says Housing Forum

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But body’s report on Labour’s first year paints generally positive picture

The government must do more to resource planning and incentivise local authorities to hit targets, the Housing Forum has said in its one-year review of the Labour administration.

In 2024, the body published a ‘roadmap to 1.5m’, which set out its recommendations for how the government could meet its goals.

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