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Clarion secures £26m of government funding to build affordable homes

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Social landlord and Homes England strategic partner Clarion has been awarded £26m of government funding to build affordable housing as demand increases.

The funding is channelled through Homes England’s latest £2bn bridge funding programme. The government agency has £9.23bn of cash to deliver at least 100,000 affordable homes outside of London by the end of March 2029.

Funding through the bridge programme has already supported Clarion schemes across the country, including the Rowntree’s Factory in York, where the social landlord delivered 279 apartments at the historic site.

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