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Legal row erupts over Lord Barnardâs plan for new homes in County Durham - to help fund Raby Castle makeover
The site off Winston Road, Staindrop Picture: SARAH CALDECOTT LEGAL action has been launched against a local authority over controversial plans to build housing in County Durham. Durham County Council approved plans last year for a combined 151 new homes off Spa Road, in Gainford and off Winston Road, in Staindrop, despite objection from residents and community leaders in both villages. Owner Raby Estates – which is owned by Lord Barnard – submitted the plans to fund work on Raby Castle.
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Released 20/01/2021 – Joint media release
The Productivity Commission has released the first set of data as part of the 2021 Report on Government Services, demonstrating that the ACT continues to perform above the national average in many areas, including: access to public and community housing, and was the first jurisdiction to fully transition to the NDIS.
The ACT Government strives to enhance equality in our community, working with children, people with disability and those experiencing disadvantage to improve their lives.
We have had the added challenges and impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic but have continued to support those in our community who need it most.
The provision of adequate and affordable housing to all sectors of the community is a complex and a daunting task, which can only be achieved through harnessing of all resources at the disposal of a nation. The Guardian Newspaper of Thursday December, 17, 2020 reported that the Federal Government had concluded a plan to provide 300,000 housing units to low-income earners nationwide. According to the report, about 20 state governments had indicated their interest in joining the housing plan. In order to ensure successful implementation of the scheme, an Agency named Family Homes Fund under the Federal Ministry of Finance has been mandated to implement the scheme. The first phase of the scheme would be executed in Osun, Ogun, Enugu, Delta, Bauchi, Kebbi, Nasarawa, Plateau and the Federal Capital Territory. This is a laudable project because the proposed housing scheme, according to the Federal Government, will provide employment opportunities for nearly 1.8 million skilled and unskille