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The publication

Editions

A dated record of local regeneration, quarter by quarter.

The briefing is published for combined-authority areas, one edition per area per quarter. Choose a region to see its areas, and an area to see every edition published for it.

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Every area with a published edition, grouped by the combined authority it sits in.

North West 16 editions

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Yorkshire and the Humber 9 editions

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North East 12 editions

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What an edition is

An edition is a quarterly briefing on funding, places and delivery for one area, written for the organisations bringing forward homes and regeneration there.

It is research rather than commentary. Figures and positions are sourced and checked to a stated day, and every edition carries that date, so a reader can see how current a statement is before acting on it. Earlier editions stay online as a record of the position at the time they were published.

What is inside an edition

The running order holds from quarter to quarter and from area to area, so a reader who used the last edition knows where to look in this one.

Dates and decisions to watch
The dated milestones ahead: plan stages, board deadlines and funding decisions.
The funding landscape
The national programmes reaching the area, what each funds and who can apply.
Grant, land and finance
How grant, public land and private finance fit together on a single scheme.
Places and programmes
The town-centre, estate and housing-led programmes currently in delivery.
Pride in Place
The neighbourhood boards in the area, their plan deadlines and the funding behind them.
Homes, partners and local need
Registered providers active locally, and the need the published figures describe.
Delivery and the supply chain
Procurement routes and frameworks, and how suppliers reach the organisations using them.

Each edition closes with numbered sources and the date the research was checked.

How it is published

Every edition is published here in full. It can be read online, read as a PDF in the browser, or downloaded as a file, and each one carries the cover it was printed with.

It is also circulated to named roles in the organisations that decide, fund, consent and build in the area, and it carries a category directory of local suppliers alongside the research.

Who receives it Directory inclusion

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Coverage now

Combined authorities
7
Areas covered
44
Editions published
44
Latest research checked
19 September 2026