How can local and central government unlock housing delivery?

Ahead of Room151’s housing conference next week, sector professionals have shared their thoughts on how both central and local government can collaborate to accelerate housebuilding.

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On commencing their term in July 2024, one of the Labour government’s first pledges was to build 1.5m homes over the next five years,

How can local and central government unlock housing delivery?

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