Around 10,000 homes could be built across 100 sites in London under the government’s One Public Estate programme. The programme was established in 2013 to free up land for homes, better utilise public sector land and create jobs. Land has already been freed up for 3,000 new homes and the scheme will now receive another £15m ($19m) in government funding. Support will be provided to more than 100 local sector partnerships to bring forward proposals, which include regeneration around Exeter St David’s station and redeveloping England's ageing Whipps Cross Hospital.
Around 10,000 homes could be built across 100 sites in England under the government’s One Public Estate programme. The programme was established in 2013 to free up land for homes, better utilise public sector land and create jobs. Land has already been freed up for 3,000 new homes and the scheme will now receive another £15m ($19m) in government funding. Support will be provided to more than 100 local sector partnerships to bring forward proposals, which include regeneration around Exeter St David’s station and redeveloping London's ageing Whipps Cross Hospital.