Trade body the National Housing Federation has launched a code of practice for housing associations that use artificial ...
G15 landlord Notting Hill Genesis has warned of “underlying cost pressures” after reporting a sharp drop in its half-year ...
Government figures for the number of homes proposed with outline planning applications were on average 42.6% higher than ...
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Chancellor John Healey delivered his first Autumn Budget yesterday. Stephen Delahunty rounds up five key takeaways for the ...
Ashton Pioneer Homes is a small landlord, but tenant feedback is core to our building safety and communication approach, says ...
Southwark Council is facing the prospect of a fresh legal challenge over its housing allocations policy #UKhousing The Public Interest Law Centre (PILC), a legal charity, has started judicial review ...
Plans for £2bn Birmingham estate regeneration scrapped as council and developer agree to ‘part ways’
The 10,000-home regeneration of the Ladywood estate has been scrapped after Birmingham City Council and developer Berkeley St Joseph have mutually agreed their intention to part ways.
The chair of network of housing associations PlaceShapers will step down in December after six years in the role.
The government has announced a series of reforms to what it described as “unfair” and “rip-off” service charges, starting in April next year.
The new sustainability strategy and climate transition plan is the landlord’s first detailed action plan embedding sustainability into decisions about investment, services, procurement and the ...
The government’s ambition to return council housebuilding to 1980s levels could require between £3bn and £4bn of additional grant funding each year, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has ...
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