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Question to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what assessment he has made of the importance of advertising planning notices in local newspapers to (a) the elderly and vulnerable, (b) other local residents and (b) local media organisations.

Answered by John Whittingdale - Minister of State (Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport)

Local planning authorities are required to publicise certain types of planning applications in local newspapers as set out in Article 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015.

We are mindful of the potential impact that any changes to the requirements might have on transparency and local democracy, as well as the potential effect on local newspaper revenue. Indeed the independent Cairncross Review into the future of journalism found that statutory notices, including planning notices, provide an important strand of revenue for many local publishers and that their withdrawal would do serious damage to parts of the sector. We also recognise the importance of local newspapers to communities and the continued need to reach out to people who cannot digitally access information.

Proposals to reform publicity requirements are being considered through the “Planning for the Future” White Paper which aims to make it simpler, quicker and more accessible for local people to engage with the planning system using digital tools. MHCLG is considering consultation responses and will publish a response in due course, and the impact on transparency and local democracy, as well as on local newspaper revenue will be considered before any decisions are taken.

Question to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs:

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what recent discussions officials in his Department have had with officials in the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government on the steps they are taking to tackle dog fouling.

Answered by Rebecca Pow - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)

Most dog owners conscientiously clean up after their pets. Those who do not leave an unsightly and unhygienic mess which can spoil local spaces that are meant to be enjoyed by all.

Local councils have a duty to ensure that public areas are kept clear of litter and refuse. This includes removing dog faeces from certain types of land.

On behalf of Defra and the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) has recently published guidance for local authorities and Business Improvement Districts in England on the provision of public bins, which includes a section on dog fouling. The Right Bin in the Right Place guidance is available at: https://wrap.org.uk/content/binfrastructure-right-bin-right-place

In support of this guidance, a £2 million grant scheme has been launched for local authorities in England to apply for capital grants of between £10,000 and £25,000 to purchase new bins. The scheme is being funded by Defra and managed by WRAP.

Councils also have powers to issue Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs). PSPOs allow councils to deal with a particular nuisance or problem arising in an area by imposing conditions on the use of that area. For example, a PSPO may be used to exclude dogs from designated spaces such as a children’s play area in a park or to require dog owners to pick up their dog’s faeces.

Those who breach the terms of a PSPO may be prosecuted in a magistrates’ court, which can lead to a criminal record and a fine of up to £1,000 on conviction. Alternatively, the council can issue a fixed penalty notice of up to £100. It is up to each council to decide how and to what extent they use these powers.

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, pursuant to the Answer of 22 February 2021 to Question 153293, on Buildings: Insulation, what additional funding the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish governments will receive through the Barnett formula as a result of the £3.5 billion announced on 10 February 2021 for the removal of unsafe cladding on buildings over 18 metres.

Answered by Steve Barclay - Chief Secretary to the Treasury

The Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government made an oral statement to the House of Commons on building safety on 10 February 2021.

The Barnett formula is applied to changes in departmental funding. Therefore, the level of Barnett will be confirmed at future fiscal events and spending reviews when there are changes to the level of funding for MHCLG.

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what the (a) terms of reference, (b) criterion applied in the decision-making process, (c) locations and sites being considered and (d) scorings and assessments are of the considered locations for the Treasury North campus.

Answered by Kemi Badenoch - Exchequer Secretary (HM Treasury)

Budget 20 committed to establishing a significant new campus in the north of England focused on economic decision making, which will include teams from HM Treasury, DIT, BEIS and MHCLG. Potential locations for the economic campus in the north of England have been considered against a broad range of criteria. Our aim is to ensure the campus meets Departments’ needs and supports the Government’s wider levelling up agenda.

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether Middlesbrough has been shortlisted as a location for the Treasury North campus.

Answered by Kemi Badenoch - Exchequer Secretary (HM Treasury)

Budget 20 committed to establishing a significant new campus in the north of England focused on economic decision making, which will include teams from HM Treasury, DIT, BEIS and MHCLG. Potential locations for the economic campus in the north of England have been considered against a broad range of criteria. Our aim is to ensure the campus meets Departments’ needs and supports the Government’s wider levelling up agenda.

Question to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs:

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, whether his Department has made an assessment of whether local authority decisions to grant applications to discharge drainage conditions attached to previously approved planning applications in relation to surface water drainage has contributed to flooding.

Answered by Rebecca Pow - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs)

There are many factors that contribute to flooding, including but not limited to the built environment. National planning policy supported by planning practice guidance are the responsibility of the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government in England. This enables the building of new homes and developments which are more resilient to flooding and ensures that there are clear safeguards for protecting people and property.

No development should take place until the developer has had approval, from the local planning authority, of a detailed sustainable surface water drainage scheme for the site. The drainage scheme shall demonstrate that any surface water (for all rainfall durations and intensities up to and including the climate change adjusted critical 100yr storm) can be accommodated and disposed of without discharging onto the highway and without increasing flood risk on or off-site.

These schemes can include the creation of Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS), which reduce the risk of surface water flooding, as well as delivering water quality, biodiversity and amenity benefits, helping to make great places to live.

Planning policy ensures that SuDS are provided in all new major developments, unless there is clear evidence that this would be inappropriate. This is in addition to requirements that SuDS should be given priority in new developments in flood risk areas. A 2018 review of the application and effectiveness of planning policy for sustainable drainage systems found that 87% of the sample of approved planning applications explicitly stated that SuDS would feature in the proposed development.

Under the Flood and Water Management Act 2010, Lead Local Flood Authorities (LLFAs) have responsibility for local flood risk management. This means ensuring risks of flooding from surface water, groundwater and ordinary watercourses, where this is no district council, are identified and managed as part of a local flood risk management strategy.

In managing these risks an LLFA will work closely with other Risk Management Authorities. This includes the local highways authorities, who are responsible for highway and gully maintenance and water companies who, under Section 94 of the Water Industry Act 1991, have a duty to maintain public sewers to ensure that their area is effectually drained.

When flooding occurs LLFAs investigate, to the extent that they consider it necessary or appropriate, which Risk Management Authorities have relevant flood risk management functions and whether they have exercised those functions. These are called Section 19 investigations because the duty is set out in Section 19 of the Flood and Water Management Act 2010. LLFAs must publish the results of the investigation and notify the relevant Risk Management Authorities.

Question to the Department for Education:

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what specific support is available for the school travel sector during the covid-19 outbreak.

Answered by Nick Gibb - Minister of State (Education)

Since September 2020, the Department has allocated more than £98 million to local transport authorities (LTA) to procure additional dedicated home to school and college transport, enabling children and young people to use alternatives to public transport while social distancing remains in place. LTAs have flexibility in how they use this funding to meet the needs of local families, including hiring extra coaches. The Department is reviewing funding arrangements for the summer term.

The main central government contribution to the costs of providing school transport (special educational needs and mainstream) is currently met from the Local Government Finance Settlement, administered by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.

Question to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport:

To ask the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, what discussions he has had with the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government on the importance of advertising planning notices in local newspapers to (a) the elderly and vulnerable, (b) other local residents and (b) local media organisations.

Answered by John Whittingdale - Minister of State (Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport)

Local planning authorities are required to publicise certain types of planning applications in local newspapers as set out in Article 15 of the Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015.

We are mindful of the potential impact that any changes to the requirements might have on transparency and local democracy, as well as the potential effect on local newspaper revenue. Indeed the independent Cairncross Review into the future of journalism found that statutory notices, including planning notices, provide an important strand of revenue for many local publishers and that their withdrawal would do serious damage to parts of the sector. We also recognise the importance of local newspapers to communities and the continued need to reach out to people who cannot digitally access information.

Proposals to reform publicity requirements are being considered through the “Planning for the Future” White Paper which aims to make it simpler, quicker and more accessible for local people to engage with the planning system using digital tools. MHCLG is considering consultation responses and will publish a response in due course, and the impact on transparency and local democracy, as well as on local newspaper revenue will be considered before any decisions are taken.

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, further to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government's announcement on 10 February 2021, whether the tax to be levied on the residential property development sector will apply in Scotland.

Answered by Steve Barclay - Chief Secretary to the Treasury

The Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government made an oral statement to the House of Commons on building safety on 10 February 2021.

That statement announced plans to introduce a new tax for the UK residential property development sector in 2022, to ensure the largest developers make a fair contribution to cladding remediation costs. The tax will apply on a UK-wide basis and the government will consult with industry on further policy design considerations in due course, to ensure the tax is proportionate and reflects developers’ ability to pay.

The tax will help fund a large spending package, and the devolved administrations will receive additional funding through the Barnett formula at future fiscal events and spending reviews, except where new departmental spending is funded by an England-only levy.

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, further to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government's statement of 10 February 2021 on unsafe cladding, whether those funds will be subject to Barnett consequentials.

Answered by Steve Barclay - Chief Secretary to the Treasury

The Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government made an oral statement to the House of Commons on building safety on 10 February 2021.

As set out in my answer of 22 February, the devolved administrations will receive additional funding through the Barnett formula at future fiscal events and spending reviews, except where new departmental spending is funded by an England-only levy. The devolved administrations can implement their own levies should they choose to do so.

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, with reference to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government's oral statement of 10 February 2021 on Building Safety, what the Barnett consequential will be for the (a) Welsh Government and (b) other devolved administrations.

Answered by Kemi Badenoch - Exchequer Secretary (HM Treasury)

The Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government made an oral statement to the House of Commons on building safety on 10 February 2021.

The devolved administrations will receive additional funding through the Barnett formula at future fiscal events and spending reviews, except where new departmental spending is funded by an England-only levy. The devolved administrations can implement their own levies should they choose to do so.

Question to the HM Treasury:

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, with reference to the announcement of 10 February 2021, Government to bring an end to unsafe cladding with multi-billion pound intervention, what the Barnett consequentials are from that announcement of funding.

Answered by Steve Barclay - Chief Secretary to the Treasury

The Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government made an oral statement to the House of Commons on building safety on 10 February 2021.

The devolved administrations will receive additional funding through the Barnett formula at future fiscal events and spending reviews, except where new departmental spending is funded by an England-only levy. The devolved administrations can implement their own levies should they choose to do so.

Question to the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy:

To ask Her Majesty's Government what plans they have to launch a campaign to encourage consumers to support local businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Answered by Lord Callanan - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy)

BEIS and the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government are working closely with businesses and Local Authorities for a safe and successful reopening when the health data allows.

We will keep all options under review, exploring all avenues to support local businesses as they recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

Question to the Department for Education:

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how much additional funding has been allocated to Harlow College under the (a) Getting Building Fund and (b) recent funding made available for T-Level delivery.

Answered by Gillian Keegan - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Education)

Significant central government funding has been provided to Harlow College for proposed remodelling of buildings, which will support T level delivery. This includes capital recently awarded through the T levels capital fund to support the delivery of Construction, Digital and Health and Science.

£1.5 million of the Getting Building Fund, administered by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, has also been awarded to extend the scope of the remodelling to provide additional workshop spaces, higher quality teaching areas, and a sustainable energy centre. This supports significant job creation in key sectors for Harlow and the surrounding areas.

Found: MHCLG has recently published draft statutory guidance on Part 4 of the Domestic Abuse Bill, the guidance

In a year like none other @Conservatives in local government have really delivered for their local communities and the whole country. All of us at @MHCLG were grateful to join @CCACllrs and say a big thank you to our brilliant councillors. 👏👏👏 https://t.co/o4JD2suL9U - Tweet Link

Today @MHCLG convened local council leaders and chief executives from throughout the UK with @theresecoffey @ScotSecofState @Simonhartmp @BrandonLewis The new levelling up investment funds announced by @RishiSunak will be UK wide and @mhclg will be working with all UK councils. - Tweet Link

Delighted to join the #CCAConf21 alongside fellow @mhclg ministers and the @LGACons’s own @CllrSeccombe. Some very thoughtful and interesting questions put to us all and I hope you enjoy the rest of your conference 🌳 https://t.co/AXqojPAQmv - Tweet Link

Wishing everyone in #Cornwall a very happy St Piran’s Day when we celebrate Cornwall and Cornish identity. We’re proud to be flying the Cornish flag above @mhclg today! https://t.co/lfYD0Xj9xl - Tweet Link

“I believe the MHCLG move is the start of something very big for our city and I’m delighted the Government is investing so much in this vision for Wolverhampton.” Fantastic piece @Jane_Stevenson_ https://t.co/5XcF8hzNxs - Tweet Link

Yesterday, both Boston and Skegness received £20m+ via @mhclg Towns Fund, about which a lot of nonsense has been written. B&S is a coastal constituency with low wages, genuine deprivation and historic under-investment thanks to rules that @RishiSunak has now rewritten 1/ - Tweet Link

As part of our plans to level up and spread opportunity across the UK, a new government economic campus is being established in Darlington with at least 750 roles from HM Treasury, @beisgovuk, @mhclg, @transportgovuk @tradegovuk and the @ONS. #Budget2021 #PlanForJobs https://t.co/dUSx19ZihL - Tweet Link

THREAD A brilliant budget from @RishiSunak. Here’s a thread on what it means for @MHCLG, housing and levelling up.👇(1/6) - Tweet Link

Thanks to @LordRoyKennedy for raising the 'terrible scandal' of #NorthamptonBoroughCouncil failed commercial loans costing the public over £10million. I ask the govt. what went wrong and whether a change of law is needed. @UKHouseofLords @ntfc @LGAcomms @mhclg @LGiU @lgcplus https://t.co/TqJc5SOPPy - Tweet Link

I've written to the Environment Secretary over MHCLG's decision not to release funding following the recent flooding in Northwich. With 152 properties flooded and 128 people evacuated, @mhclg + @DefraGovUK must reconsider & provide support to get the community back on its feet. https://t.co/H0tidKX4We - Tweet Link

Great @allpartycycling session this morning on the Planning White Paper. Thank you to our panellists @JECullimore from @CEN_HQ; Lynda Addison OBE from #TransportPlanningSociety; @chriscities from @UM_Streets and Jenny from @mhclg https://t.co/qFJPJ9oQ5D - Tweet Link

Today’s figures show that rough sleeping has fallen 43% under this administration. This is a huge achievement and I would like to pay tribute to the fantastic work of councils, charities & faith groups, as well as the outstanding homelessness & rough sleeping team at MHCLG. https://t.co/cIeWaR9CY5 - Tweet Link

🚨 UK Freeports 🚨 📢 We are beginning our oral evidence session on UK Freeports. 🔎 We will be questioning @SteveBarclay Chief Secretary to @hmtreasury and @LukeHall Minister for Regional Growth and Local Government @mhclg 📺 Watch the session here: https://t.co/4CXTpk4Ahn https://t.co/l6UiBaPFhR - Tweet Link

🚨 UK Freeports session 🚨 📢 Today from 2.00pm, we will be questioning @SteveBarclay Chief Secretary to @hmtreasury and @LukeHall Minister for Regional Growth and Local Government @mhclg about UK Freeports. 📺 Watch the session here: https://t.co/4CXTpk4Ahn #Freeports https://t.co/jMAGXohf2w - Tweet Link

🚨 UK Freeports session - update 🚨 📢 Tomorrow from 2.00pm, we will now be questioning the Chief Secretary to the @hmtreasury and the Minister for Regional Growth and Local Government at the @mhclg about UK Freeports. 📺 Watch the session here: https://t.co/4CXTpk4Ahn https://t.co/dug2K2Vj2F - Tweet Link

𝐂𝐮𝐦𝐛𝐫𝐢𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐆𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐦 We have today launched a consultation on the four proposals for unitary local government that councils in Cumbria have submitted to the @mhclg Secretary of State. 👉 https://t.co/0Iz6EyeIYK - Tweet Link

The House is now sitting, starting with questions to @mhclg ministers. Watch today's proceedings: https://t.co/x5cNppheXN https://t.co/9LR5knMGwU - Tweet Link

Why MHCLG is setting up a second headquarters in Wolverhampton, and for the first time ever, Ministers are moving beyond Whitehall 👇 https://t.co/vITMFY8Aab - Tweet Link

✳️#LocalAuthority #finances are under significant pressure in the #covid19 pandemic, with central government asking them to deliver many additional services on top of the cost of existing services increasing @mhclg Find more info & submit your evidence👇🏽https://t.co/ymSlTVFom7 https://t.co/uNy8kvwrLz - Tweet Link

We’ll be live streaming the statement from the Prime Minister, @BorisJohnson on Covid-19. The statement will start at approx 3.30pm, following questions to the @mhclg. You can also watch live on Parliament TV: https://t.co/urq4rrFntO - Tweet Link

TODAY watch from 230>> https://t.co/Mi4SK56ylf #covid19 #CEV #vulnerable #shielding #foodparcels #custardcreams - as we question senior officials @DefraGovUK @mhclg @DHSCgovuk & @NHSDigital on the support for people told to shield through #UKlockdown2020 & what @GOVUK #learned https://t.co/QNhsoug9ES - Tweet Link

Government is moving beyond Whitehall, starting with a new @mhclg HQ in Wolverhampton. Join us live for a virtual celebration on Monday from 11am with @Wolves @andy4wm @WolvesCouncil @wlv_uni and more from across the Black Country. Signup here👇 https://t.co/MpBHPTLDWE https://t.co/AQYnYHOIqi - Tweet Link

MONDAY watch from 230 >> https://t.co/LravMvEUbU #covid19 #CEV #vulnerable #shielding #foodparcels #custardcreams We'll question senior officials @DefraGovUK @mhclg @DHSCgovuk & @NHSDigital on the support for people told to shield through #UKlockdown2020 & what @GOVUK #learned https://t.co/VEc8jw5qM1 - Tweet Link

Announced today by @RobertJenrick - a dual @mhclg HQ in the great city of Wolverhampton 🐺 Taking Ministers, Civil Servants and key decision makers into the heart of the #WestMidlands. With around 800 jobs moved here by 2030 #levellingup https://t.co/MIn30ZKUrV - Tweet Link

Thank you for everything you’ve done to establish @HomesEngland and get the country building more homes. And more affordable homes, more MMC, better quality, stronger communities too. Very best wishes for the future Nick from everyone at @MHCLG https://t.co/Qv5USx6hpy - Tweet Link

Thank you to all at @midsengine for encouraging @MHCLG to make the move to the Midlands. https://t.co/mAdjD4NyqJ - Tweet Link

This is a v positive move from @RobertJenrick @mhclg It builds on @hmtreasury North which is being planned by @RishiSunak Good for govt, the Departments, the country and the regions 1/ #levellingup https://t.co/GabSPl0ume - Tweet Link

This great news @mhclg 25 mins from #Telford new jobs and investment. 👏👏👏 https://t.co/XY33WT5O29 - Tweet Link

All at @mhclg are looking forward to working with @WolvesCouncil and becoming an integral part of the city and wider West Midlands. As the dept for levelling-up, it’s right that we change the way we work too and move closer to the places we serve. 3/3 https://t.co/CJmUFoSVCc - Tweet Link

It’s official: for the first time, a Government department is opening a dual HQ outside of Whitehall. @mhclg is moving to the great city of Wolverhampton, bringing with us hundreds of jobs and millions in investment. 1/3 https://t.co/AIcaTS2Cnm - Tweet Link

I could not be more pleased about this. I actually can't go to sleep 🤦🏻‍♀️ Absolutely brilliant news that Secretary of State @RobertJenrick has confirmed #Wolverhampton will welcome #MHCLG 🐺🧡🖤 #Wolves So fantastic for our city 🍾🎉 https://t.co/kOhowlNi2f - Tweet Link

🗓️ On Monday at 4.30pm we'll have @LukeHall in from @mhclg for a session on local authority financial sustainability. Join us then! https://t.co/oQKXzkYgXB https://t.co/lJb25SaCBU - Tweet Link

Helpful meetings with a raft of organisations and people working on homelessness, evictions, landlords, emergency accommodation and benefits in Portsmouth. Going to to be pitching for a new approach in Portsmouth based on their expertise. @DWP @hmtreasury @mhclg @MoJGovUK - Tweet Link

#covid19 #CEV #shielding MONDAY we question officials @DefraGovUK @mhclg @DHSCgovuk @NHSDigital on the support for people told to shield through #UKlockdown2020 and what @GOVUK has #learned since then More info & watch live or anytime from 230 Monday>> https://t.co/LravMvEUbU https://t.co/5H4eEAXbDA - Tweet Link

🗓️Parliament returns from recess on Monday Relevant to us on the provisional order paper: 🟢MHCLG oral questions 🟢The appointment of two new members to our committee Read the Order Paper right here: https://t.co/DhaLdsFLRO - Tweet Link

Today @leader_wcc and I visited The Bridge accommodation project, whose fantastic work - funded by @MHCLG - is supporting rough sleepers with complex needs. Half of the residents were vaccinated today, part of our campaign to protect rough sleepers from the virus. https://t.co/zt8OOnDqzf - Tweet Link

@gurchrandhawa @bmj_latest @drshaungriffin @zarahsultana @KemiBadenoch @conservhealth @LabourHealth @NicolaSturgeon Thank you for sharing lots of great points. It appears the Govt has a deliberate strategy of not engaging with orgs and reps rooted in communities. It’s something I have challenged them on. Meaningful engagement not tokenism. @mhclg - Tweet Link

Hong Kongers choosing to come to the UK will enrich our country. @mhclg and local councils are ready to welcome and support them.👇 https://t.co/mUKhBb2ruN - Tweet Link

Pleased to see this extension for the current Help to Buy scheme. I recently met with Minister @ChrisPincher to raise this and related issues on behalf of a number of constituents. Thank you to Chris and all at @mhclg who made this happen! https://t.co/SbL5O2pEAF - Tweet Link

3/5 This is an important step forward and I, with @iwight, am very keen to work with @mhclg to achieve the best result we can for the Island. - Tweet Link

We still don't know what the terms of these pathetic loans offered by @mhclg will be. How much will the interest rate be? What will be the length be for people expected to repay it? When will leaseholders receive money for the fire safety watches they have been paying for? 5/6 - Tweet Link

THREAD: The announcement by @mhclg leaves more questions than answers. The #claddingscandal has meant thousands of people are facing sky-high insurance costs until cladding is fixed. 1/6 - Tweet Link

This announcement means that all buildings below 18 metres with dangerous cladding will get NO support from @mhclg. It is utterly unacceptable for leaseholders affected by #claddingscandal in low-rise buildings are getting no support for a problem caused by shoddy buildings 2/6 - Tweet Link

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Found: sand and gravel, concrete blocks, bricks, and ready-mixed concrete in response to the cessation of MHCLG

Found: 2174 2268 2390 2541 2779 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (2) 8782 9470 9765 9606 10585 MHCLG

Found: This work also sits alongside an MHCLG intervention and commissioners aiming to stabilise finances.

Found: This work also sits alongside an MHCLG intervention and commissioners aiming to stabilise finances.

Found: Department, 2019-20 Excess amounts required in the year ended 31 March 2020 for expenditure by the Ministry

Found: Department, 2019-20 Excess amounts required in the year ended 31 March 2020 for expenditure by the Ministry

Found: of Housing, Communities and Local Government Departmental Expenditure Limits - Communities Resource

Found: of Housing, Communities and Local Government Departmental Expenditure Limits - Communities Resource

Found: Department of Communities and Local Government (now Ministry for Ho using Communities and Local Government (MHCLG

Found: Euro pean Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by th e Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and

Found: and architects by CTSAs, the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI), and by the Ministry

Found: application form must clearly demonstrate you have a data model that corresponds to model 3, 4, 5 or 6 on MHCLG

Found: Housing Health and Safety Rating System MHCLG are currently , as of 2020/21, reviewing the Housing

Found: Strategy (BEIS) Legal Aid Agency Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Ministry

Found: investigate criminal or terrorist abuse of the financial system. 80.9 404.7 - 697.6 - 697.6 MHCLG

Found: A large number of public bodies in the UK, coordinated by MHCLG, took part in the Shielding Programme

Found: a local level by Local Planning Authorities based on national planning policy guidance set out by Ministry

Found: Examples include: Data sharing and linking (DHSC, DWP, MHCLG, DfE and MoJ) 4 Monitoring and analysing

Found: Customs H MT Her Majesty's Treasury HO Home Office HSE Health and Safety Executive MHCLG

Found: Called In Planning Applications and Recovered Appeals, including decision letters, can be viewed on the MHCLG

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local

Found: Euro pean Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by th e Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local

Found: European Structural and Investment Funds are managed by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and

Found: completions of new-build dwellings in the UK, on a quarterly and annual basis (formerly produced by the Ministry

Found: The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government – the sponsor department for RSH – has lowered

Found: Government Communications Headquarters HMRC Her Majesty™s Revenue and Customs HO The Home Office MHCLG

Found: Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) launched Homes England as the new name for the Homes and Communities

Found: requested information The VTS is an executive non-departmental public body (NDPB), sponsored by the Ministry

Found: requested information The VTS is an executive non-departmental public body (NDPB), sponsored by the Ministry