Communities will be given more opportunities to build homes in their neighbourhood thanks to a newly-launched £4 million fund.
Households are set to benefit from warmer, greener social homes, with social housing providers given the chance to bid for government funding.
Proposals to help more people build their own homes have been ‘warmly welcomed’ by the Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick.
London needs 90-100,000 new homes each year to tackle the housing crisis – double the number currently being built.
The number of people purchasing a home through the Help to Buy scheme is at an all-time high, according to new figures.
Home builders across England are being invited to bid for their share of a £150 million package by offering plots for sale as First Homes.
Housing experts have been brought together to form a new expert panel to advise on the delivery of the social housing white paper.
The Welsh Government has doubled its spending on social housing for rent, committing an initial £250 million for 20,000 new low carbon homes.
New planning requirements will seek to ensure that high-rise developments consider fire safety at the earliest stages of planning.
Birmingham City Council has announced a £62 million capital investment to increase the sustainable supply of affordable homes.
As many as 119,830 children in England will be living in temporary accommodation during the end-of-year Summer school break.
Greater Manchester has taken its first key step towards becoming carbon neutral by 2038 through the launch of a retrofitting skills training academy.
New government figures indicate a 16 per cent increase in supply of energy efficient homes compared to last year.
Three Metro Mayors have joined forces to call for an extension of the Housing First pilot scheme for tackling homelessness.
The National Disability Strategy will seek to provide more accessible housing, easier commuting and better job prospects for disabled people.