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These guidelines outline how the Homes and Communities Agency logo should be used.
This framework explains the work of the District Valuer Service (DVS). Homes and community framework HCAE14088
How to apply for funds supporting smaller housing developments.
The Statistical Data Return (SDR) is an annual survey completed by all English private registered providers of social housing.
Information on DCLG, PINS and HCA prompt payment of invoices.
This plan shows how the regulator of social housing is ensuring its approach to regulation supports innovation.
These annual reports set out the activities of Homes England, including that of predecessor organisation the Homes and Communities Agency.
This consultation contains our proposals on introducing fees for social housing regulation in 2017.
Consultation on changes to the registration criteria for entry onto the register of social housing for England, new registration criteria for bodies arising out of restructures and on changes to the guidance on the use of powers.
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