Friday, 25 May 2012

The new leaders

Social housing is changing fast and there are fresh faces to lead the way. Below Simon Brandon talks to Sir Bob Kerslake about his can-do attitude at the Homes and Communities Agency, while Anthony Mayer is hailed as a sensible choice for the Tenant Services Authority and Simon Milton says City Hall will be listening.

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