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Levelling Up Committee chair Clive Betts has written to Michael Gove expressing a series of concerns regarding the Levelling-Up and Regeneration Bill.

The ASBO gives police the power to take action against individuals for behaviour that would not otherwise be deemed as criminal.

It is hoped that the partnership will help drive sustainability within the two organisations and the wider social housing sector.

Joining the list, which now has 47 signatories, are housebuilders Anthology Group Ltd and Lifestory Group Ltd.

The government has promised to extend the Decent Homes Standard to the PRS as it seeks to “redress the balance” between landlords and tenants.

In “one largest cases of its kind”, Notting Hill Genesis has been allowed to transfer the supply of gas and electricity to more than 37,000 homes.

Unite says “anger” has also been fuelled by the pay package of Thirteen’s CEO being worth more than £200,000 a year.

There will be a “major reset” of the relationship between landlords and tenants, under a bill being introduced to parliament today.

The Public Accounts Committee has accused the government of “gambling taxpayers’ money” on policies such as levelling-up.

Eastlight Housing, represented by Devonshires, says it “will not hesitate to take similar action in future should the need arise”.