<p>Nick Walkley, ceo of Homes England, is to step down from the agency next month.</p> <p>Walkley, who joined the organisation as ceo in March 2017, will leave on February 28 after leading what Homes England described as a “far-reaching overhaul of the organisation” with the agency renaming itself from the Homes and Communities Agency and aiming to carry out “a bold mission and strategic plan to increase housing supply and change the housing market”. </p> <p>Following Walkley’s departure, chief investment officer Gordon More will act as interim ceo, supported by chief financial officer Lynda McMullan and an executive team consisting of the public and private sector.</p> <p>In a statement, Walkley said: “I’m very proud of what we’ve achieved and I’d like to thank my colleagues and our many industry partners for their dedication and support. My successor will find an organisation brimming with talent, purpose and heart. Homes England is well-positioned to support the country’s economic recovery and I wish my colleagues the very best.”</p> <p>Peter Freeman, chair of the Homes England board, commented: “On behalf of the board and colleagues, I would like to thank Nick for his outstanding leadership in building a dynamic, commercial delivery agency. The country …