CSR 2010 preview: Other key funding streams

In the final installment of our series of blogs examining the likely fate of regeneration funds and programmes in the looming spending review, we take a look at a group of initiatives and funding pots including the Local Enterprise Growth Initiative, Housing PFI and the Community Infrastructure Fund.

Housing sector braced for huge cuts in spending review

Housing minister Grant Shapps is reported to have told delegates at the Conservative Party conference earlier this month that the housing sector needed to “prepare for the worst” in the 20 October Comprehensive Spending Review. He said: “The spending review is going to be tough. I mean really tough.” If press reports over the weekend are to be believed, Shapps was not exaggerating.

CSR 2010 preview: Property and Regeneration Fund

In the run-up to the Comprehensive Spending Review on Wednesday we are examining the likely fate of regeneration funds and programmes. Today we look at the Homes & Communities Agency’s Property and Regeneration Fund.

CSR 2010 preview: Working Neighbourhoods Fund

In the run-up to next week’s Comprehensive Spending Review we are examining the likely fate of regeneration funds and programmes. Today, we look at the Working Neighbourhoods Fund.

CSR 2010 preview: Housing Market Renewal Pathfinders

The Comprehensive Spending Review – due on 20 October – is now just a week away.

In a series of blog posts this week, we are examining the likely fate regeneration funds and programmes. Today we look at the prospects for the Housing Market Renewal Pathfinders.

CSR 2010 preview: National Affordable Housing Programme

The Comprehensive Spending Review – due on 20 October – is nearly upon us.

In a series of blog posts starting this week, we will examine the likely fate regeneration funds and programmes, starting today with the National Affordable Housing Programme.

Updated: interactive regeneration cuts timeline

Our interactive timeline tracking the cuts to regeneration funding implemented by the new coalition government since May has now been updated. To use the timeline, visit our blog, here.