This consultation seeks your views on proposed measures to ensure provision of separate toilets for men and women and sets out guidance to encourage the provision of universal toilets, ensuring appropriate levels of privacy in all situations.
These proposals relate to Building Regulations in England only.
Consultation stage analysis is included in this consultation. Further work will be carried out in advance of a decision following consultation. Changes to the analysis...More
Local plans, and minerals and waste plans, (referred to here as ‘plans’) are produced by planning authorities (local authorities with responsibility for preparing these plans) to guide and manage development in their areas. They are important documents for local communities because they set the development framework for the area, usually for the next 10 or 15 years. Plans allocate sites for development, set out what land should be protected and contain planning policies, which are the...More
This consultation contains proposed changes to the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015, as amended. It covers the following areas:
Changes to certain permitted development rights that allow for the change of use to dwellinghouses.
Changes to certain permitted development rights that allow agricultural diversification and development on agricultural units.
Changes to certain permitted...More
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (“the Department”) has policy responsibility for the Prudential Framework (“the Framework”) under which local authorities borrow and invest, and stewardship responsibility to ensure that the system is operating effectively. The objective of the Framework is to ensure that borrowing and investment practices are prudent, sustainable and affordable, while providing authorities the freedom to set their own capital strategies....More
This consultation seeks views on proposals relating to the investments of the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). It covers the areas of asset pooling, levelling up, opportunities in private equity, investment consultancy services and the definition of investments.
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Welcome to the locality gap analysis portal for the Single Homelessness Accommodation Programme (SHAP).
This portal is for local authority officers to submit strategic gap analyses which will inform the assessment of individual SHAP revenue and/or capital funding bids. Receipt of a strategic gap analysis is a requirement for awards of SHAP funding to bidders.
What you will be asked to provide
You will be asked to provide details of the gap analysis conducted through...More
Welcome to the revenue for support application portal for the Single Homelessness Accommodation Programme (SHAP).
This is the application form for revenue to deliver support services at SHAP schemes outside of London.
What you will need
This form will ask you to provide:
Contact details for you and for anyone we should include in correspondence about this application
Information about the nature of the support provided by the proposed service
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You have told us that you have Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) as part of your external wall system. You may be eligible for government funding to remediate the ACM on your external wall system.
We will require further information and any evidence you may have that indicates that ACM is present, and what category.
Please complete this brief questionnaire with your details. This will enable us to get in touch with you to discuss your applications and options further. ...More
Based on the information you have provided you do not appear to be eligible for the Building Safety Fund.
We understand this is disappointing news, however please could you provide some basic information on your building in the following form. The form should only take a few minutes to complete and the information may help inform future policy, and allow us to consider if your building may be eligible for other grant funding.
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Building Safety Fund Objective
The objectives of the Building Safety Fund are that:
the historical life safety fire risks associated with cladding on high-rise residential buildings are addressed quickly and proportionately so that residents in those homes are safe
leaseholder and resident communication and engagement on the project is effective
projects are delivered on time and to budget; and
cost...More