Homes England and GLA ask providers to re-profile SAHP bids due to oversubscription

News20.05.264.00 PM by Eliza Parr

Homes England and the Greater London Authority (GLA) have asked providers to re-profile their bids for the Social and Affordable Homes Programme (SAHP) due to it being oversubscribed.

Pat Ritchie (left), Homes England chair, and Amy Rees, Homes England chief executive (picture: Eliza Parr)

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