Three local authorities have been rated non-compliant for consumer standards by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH), and four associations were given the top grade. The three councils and four ...

Former Hyde chief executive Elaine Bailey and ex-housing minister Nick Raynsford have been appointed to the government’s post-Grenfell building control panel #UKhousing Ms Bailey and Mr Raynsford join ...

The construction industry has the highest number of insolvencies across all recorded sectors in England and Wales, a trend which has continued across the past decade. The construction industry has the ...

One of the UK’s largest landlord has reported an £18m rise in outright market and shared ownership sales, but its £439m spend on new homes was a reduction due scheme delays. Clarion has reported an ...

The Northern Housing Consortium (NHC) has named a new deputy chief executive and made a number of other appointments to help deliver its corporate strategy. The Northern Housing Consortium has named a ...

Former Shelter CEO Polly Neate talks to Grainne Cuffe about her impressions of the housing sector, men’s rights activists egging her house and her next move #UKhousing In March, Polly Neate stepped ...

The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has reported there are currently 6.3 million homes in England at risk of flooding due to the UK being unprepared for the effects of climate change. The Climate ...

Jigsaw Homes Group has secured two new loan facilities totalling £120m and restructured an existing £170m loan #UKhousing The 37,400-home landlord, which owns homes across the North West and East ...

Emergency action has been taken by Edinburgh City Council to suspend its current lettings policy in a bid to tackle the mounting crisis of people experiencing homelessness in the area. The decision ...

The chancellor’s Spring Statement included a much-needed top-up for the Affordable Homes Programme. Dubbed a “down payment” on the next scheme by the government, is this funding enough to bridge the ...