A vehicle for change?

The proposal of a Haringey Development Vehicle has caused controversy. Luke Barratt finds out what the plans could mean. Photography by Luke Barratt and Press Association

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Dispatches from Build More Homes and New Towns Summit 2026

17.04.26

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17.04.26

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17.04.26

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Dispatches from Build More Homes and New Towns Summit 2026

National Housing Bank strengthens oversight with two appointments

Dispatches from Build More Homes and New Towns Summit 2026

National Housing Bank strengthens oversight with two appointments

Large out-of-London landlords bidding for SAHP funding in capital, deputy mayor says

Dozens of organisations call for rent controls and more council homes as part of national housing demonstration

Lambeth Council to take legal action to High Court against TMO

Nature is not a retrofit: rethinking how Britain builds its new towns

L12 group pledges to start 1,000 homes in London this year amid building crisis

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