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• Best Value in Housing

Best Value in Housing

Best Value is a duty requiring councils to review all the services, which they provide for local people, including housing, and improve them by the best means available. The aim of Best Value is to bring about continuous improvement in local services.

Related publications

• Best Value in Housing: Improving Housing Services: Toolkit for Social Landlords

  • Published: N/A
  • Site: Housing

• Best Value in Housing: Improving Housing Services: Toolkit for Tenants - Climbing to the stars

  • Published: N/A
  • Site: Housing

• Best Value in Housing: What makes LAs improve and sustain their performance?

  • Published: N/A
  • Site: Housing

• Best Value in housing care and support: guidance and good practice

  • Published: N/A
  • Site: Housing

• Best Value in Housing & Homelessness Framework (BVHH)

  • Published: N/A
  • Site: Housing

• Best Value in Housing Framework: consultation paper

  • Published: N/A
  • Closing date: 1 April 1970
  • Site: Housing

• 156: Implementing Best Value in Housing and Tenant Participation Compacts - the first year

  • Published: 7 February 2002
  • Site: Housing

• 155: Analysis of 2000 HIP Data on Best Value, Tenant Participation and other housing issues

  • Published: 7 February 2002
  • Site: Housing

• 146: Registered Social Landlord Best Value pilots: lessons for Local Housing Authorities

  • Published: 29 June 2001
  • Site: Housing