The National Federation of ALMOs (NFA) has welcomed the Government's pledge to inject £983m into the Decent Homes Programme over the next two years.The funds will allow the NFA's 55 members, which manage half of England's council housing stock, to continue the Programme until 2015. The cash will actually allow a number of ALMOs to complete work on their entire stocks.When the Decent Homes programme began in 1997, there were 2.1m council and housing association homes that didn't meet the basic...
