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  1. Local governance reform and tax devolution in England
  2. Devolution plan outlines strategic authority establishment in England, surrendering power from Westminster to local leaders.
  3. Andy Burnham and John Healey are pushing for a major transfer of economic power from the Treasury to a new office in northern England.
  4. Burnham plans for devolution across England, while the British Chambers of Commerce comments on Healey's budget and urges business inclusion.

Andy Burnham unveils 'Your First Home' equity loan scheme for first-time buyers

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Andy Burnham unveiled the Your First Home scheme, which offers government-backed equity loans worth 20% of new-build properties in England. To qualify, households must earn less than £110,000 outside London or less than £140,000 in London. The scheme also provides an initial interest-free period and allows deposits as low as 2.5%. Further details, including salary caps, are due to be confirmed at the Budget.

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The government has argued that the scheme will help boost housebuilding, especially as ministers are currently set to miss the target of building 1.5 million homes in England. The scheme is part of broader efforts to transfer economic power and promote devolution across England.

Andy Burnham and John Healey are pushing for a major transfer of economic power from the Treasury to a new office in northern England.

From aol.com

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  • Andy BurnhamBritish politician who unveiled the new housing scheme
  • EnglandThe jurisdiction where the new housing scheme is being implemented

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  • EnglandSpeculative

    The housing and construction sectors in England might see increased demand due to the new loan scheme.

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