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Foresight Paper 7 On solid ground - encouraging landowners to invest in rural affordable housing

Publication Year

2016

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Factors preventing landowners from making sites available for the provision of high quality affordable rural housing and looks particularly at how these factors may be overcome through use of appropriate social investment models.

Document History

November 2016 edition. Part of the Housing Foresight Series.

Author

Walker, T.

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Campaign to Protect Rural England

The Campaign to Protect Rural England were formerly known as the Council for the Protection of Rural England. They have been campaigning for a sustainable future for the English countryside for 80 years. Their publications highlight threats and promote positive solutions.

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