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A hedgehog house and a housebuilding fund: two council housing stories in one week

A donated hedgehog shelter and new Homes England guidance put two forms of council-supported housing side by side.

This week's council-related housing news includes both a hedgehog shelter in Warminster and new Homes England guidance for the Council Housebuilding Support Fund. Warminster Town Council received a handmade hedgehog house donated by Farnfields Solicitors to support wildlife at Lake Pleasure Grounds [1]. Homes England published guidance documents for the fund covering privacy, how to apply, assessment criteria, and expectations for successful bidders [2][3][4][5]. The Warminster donation shelters hedgehogs, while the Homes England documents relate to council housebuilding.

Sources

  1. Wiltshire Times: Handmade hedgehog house to support wildlife in park gardens
  2. Homes England: Guidance: Council Housebuilding Support Fund (CHSF) privacy notice
  3. Homes England: Council Housebuilding Support Fund: If your bid is successful
  4. Homes England: Council Housebuilding Support Fund: Assessment criteria
  5. Homes England: Council Housebuilding Support Fund: How to apply

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