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Skills Partnership launches baseline survey for industry

<p>The Home Building Skills Partnership has published an online questionnaire to aid it in its mission to identify the key training and skills requirements for the industry and bring measures to meet them.</p>

English home ownership at 30-year low - Resolution Foundation

<p>Falls in home ownership are &ldquo;no longer just a London problem,&rdquo; with the number of people owning their own homes in England falling to the lowest level in 30 years, according to the Resolution Foundation.</p>

Strong sales continue for Churchill

<p>Churchill Retirement has become the latest housebuilder to report that strong sales rates have continued since the result of the EU referendum in June.</p>

A2 Dominion delivers 1,127 new homes

<p>Residential property group A2 Dominion completed 1,127 new homes in 2015/16, up from 579 in 2014/15 according to its latest accounts, which also revealed a &ldquo;record&rdquo; surplus of &pound;114.5 million.</p>

Strongest quarterly registrations since 2007 - NHBC

<p>New home registrations in Q2 2016 totalled 41,222, marking the strongest quarter since 2007, according to NHBC&rsquo;s latest figures published today (July 29).</p>

Housing demand remains strong for Countryside

<p>Demand for housing has remained strong following the EU referendum, Countryside Properties said today (July 28).</p>

Normal trading for Taylor Wimpey

<p>Taylor Wimpey has seen &ldquo;no meaningful change to date&rdquo; in trading since the result of the EU referendum, it said today (July 27).</p>

Inquiry launched on new sources of housing supply

<p>The National Housing Taskforce has launched a call for evidence on supporting new sources of housing supply, including small, self, custom and community-led builders.</p>

Demand remains robust for Inland

<p>The fundamentals of the market remain strong, Inland Homes said today (July 22) as it issued a trading statement ahead of its preliminary results to be announced in September.</p>

New housing and planning minister