The Welsh government have made progress on providing more social homes for Swansea, having agreed the sale of plots of land.
The Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) has published three regulatory judgements on the London Borough of Brent.
Smaller and medium-sized housebuilders will benefit from loosening government regulations, to speed up development on smaller sites across the UK.
The government has announced major changes that housebuilders must follow, which include developers having to declare delivery timeframes before they receive planning permission, ensuring that sites aren’t left half-finished for years.
According to provisional figures, Homes England has beaten its annual targets for the number of houses started, completed, and potential homes unlocked in 2024-25, which is a key part of the government’s mission to deliver 1.5 million homes
A new briefing by Centre for Cities sets out five anti-supply measures that the think tank urges the government to adopt, should it wish to reach its target of building 1.5 million new homes.
The Welsh government has expanded its Minimum Digital Living Standard, which encourages the minimum level of digital inclusion for people in social housing, helping them to become more confident with technology.
The Scottish Government has highlighted a range of measures it has taken to increase investment in housebuilding and help reduce the number of hous
The Welsh Government has made available £24 million in loan funding to unlock land for housing development, and deliver more than 600 new hom
The Scottish Government has announced a new partnership programme to help prevent people from becoming homeless.
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is to announce that City Hall is considering releasing part of London’s green belt to enable development.
A new coalition made up of City Hall, Government, local councils, the London Fire Brigade and regulatory bodies will lead vital work to end London&
According to new analysis, the Planning and Infrastructure Bill could benefit the economy by up to £7.5 billion over the next 10 years.
London Councils has published a new report on how leasehold properties could be made more energy efficient, which also acknowledges the financial and legal difficulties that are making it difficult for leaseholders and council tenants to receive help.
London Councils has warned that the capital’s worsening homelessness crisis presents the “single biggest risk” to London boroughs’ finances and is pushing councils towards bankruptcy.