2020
DOI: 10.1080/12265934.2020.1730935
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Divergent approaches to affordable housing supply in a devolved policy system: Scotland and England after 2010

Abstract: Within the UK, Scotland and England operate largely devolved housing policy systems (this paper does not discuss Welsh housing policy, even though much of the same analysis can and should examine the relative divergence of policy between Wales and England, and convergence with Scotlandbut that would need to be another paper). Since the 2010 advent of fiscal austerity, housing policy has diverged significantly with respect to affordable and social housing supply programmes. Scotland has returned to council hous… Show more

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“…But the authors also tend to acknowledge that the decline of grant provision was one of a number of factors at play, with other factors including RTB and restrictions on the borrowing capacity of LAs. More recently, Gibb (2020) conducted comparative research evaluating the English AHPs post-2010 and their Scottish counterparts. Gibb concludes that the Scottish programme, supported by higher levels of capital grant per home than in England, delivered proportionately more social rented homes.…”
Section: The 2017 Policy Change: Increased Capital Grant For Social Rentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But the authors also tend to acknowledge that the decline of grant provision was one of a number of factors at play, with other factors including RTB and restrictions on the borrowing capacity of LAs. More recently, Gibb (2020) conducted comparative research evaluating the English AHPs post-2010 and their Scottish counterparts. Gibb concludes that the Scottish programme, supported by higher levels of capital grant per home than in England, delivered proportionately more social rented homes.…”
Section: The 2017 Policy Change: Increased Capital Grant For Social Rentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gibb (2021) compared the housing policies with respect to housing supply programs in England and Scotland since 2010. By comparing Scotland’s council housing which aimed to fulfill the supply in order to meet the housing need and the English housing strategy that gradually replace the social housing programs with less-generous ownership and rental supply programs.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is so important that the UN sets this issue as one of the goals (goal 11) of sustainable development (Sustainable Development Goals or SDGs) [1,2]. Some studies [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] state that adequate housing is housing that is quality, safe, and sustainable. Cheap housing is directed at the ability of city residents to obtain (own) housing specifically for those with low incomes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%