Housing secretary Angela Rayner plans to double the number of council homes with nearly £1billion in funding, aiming to kickstart a council housing revolution and construct tens of thousands of additional homes to meet the government’s goal of 1.5 million new homes in the next five years. Rayner also intends to address the Right to Buy scheme by cracking down on allowing council house residents to purchase their homes below market value, with the full support of the prime minister and chancellor. The government is committed to boosting home construction and ensuring that Britain continues to build under Rayner’s leadership.
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Graham Neff addresses Clemson’s NIL plan in rev-share era, stresses need for ‘optionality’
Clemson University is discontinuing its NIL collective, the 110 Society, as it shifts focus to revenue generation through Clemson Ventures, according to athletics director Graham Neff. Amid evolving college sports regulations, Neff emphasized the need for flexibility in NIL strategies, highlighting the unique role of Clemson Ventures in facilitating commercial NIL deals. Want More Context? 🔎
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