Sentence examples for housing trusts from inspiring English sources

The top two recipients of donations are churches and educational institutes - not social programs or housing trusts.

The implications for CLTs, for rural housing generally and for a new wave of urban housing trusts springing up from east London to Liverpool are profound.

Such co-operation could include opportunities for cheap loans, equity stakes, equity housing trusts, donations of land, and other innovations, such as "crowd funding", to support housing-related programmes that boost local employment, enterprise and skills.

Tories also point to other announcements, such as allowing parents to set up schools, encouraging local mothers to create "maternity networks" and letting community groups set up housing trusts.

He has already unveiled plans to introduce local housing trusts, whereby communities would be able to grant themselves planning permission for housing as long as there was strong local support.

Labour focuses on the creation of the welfare state in the 1940s; Conservatives on the private investors who built the original railways, the early power stations and waterworks, and on charitable hospitals and housing trusts.

In 2007, Frank used his influence as committee chairman to insure that the housing trust-fund bill finally passed the House.

He wrote two books, A New Vision for Housing (2005), and a history of Notting Hill housing trust in 2006.

Mr. Lee recently proposed creating a housing trust to finance affordable housing for the next thee decades.

Virginia governor seeks additional $4 million for statewide affordable housing trust fund.

The Johnsons lived in a block owned by a housing trust.