New research has revealed that property developers are avoiding building thousands of affordable homes each year due to a legal loophole.
Communities Secretary Sajid Javid has revealed that a new draft Tenant Fees Bill will be introduced to Parliament to ban letting fees.
Local Government Minister Marcus Jones has announced a new approach to encourage the supply of a wide range of supported housing.
Theresa May has revealed that the Local Housing Allowance cap will not apply to supported housing or the social housing sector.
A new report has argued that access to walking infrastructure is not a priority for developers building new homes.
Dundee City Council is to outline nearly £350 million of investment for a building programme to cover the next five years.
Greater Manchester Combined Authority has launched a new campaign to save people money on their energy bills and help the environment.
Liverpool City Council is launching a new matchmaking service to link buyers and sellers of vacant properties.
Islington Council has launched London’s first municipal energy provider in more than a century.
Nottingham City Council will continue with an £8.4 million programme of sprinkler installations and other safety measures in 13 high rise blocks.
The IFS has said that households on low incomes are left exposed to rent increases as housing costs dominate their spend.
The LGA has warned that the UK is facing a ‘ticking time bomb’ over rising numbers of homeless older people.
A new Housing Affordability Fund, released by Manchester City Council, will help to build 2,500 more affordable homes in the next five years.
A new partnership has been announced by Leeds City Council to tackle the challenges and create further opportunities for older residents.
Greater Manchester will receive almost £3.8 million to develop a new city region-wide approach to prevent homelessness and reduce rough sleeping.