The government must maintain pandemic-level funding for homelessness services in order to end rough sleeping by 2024.

Eight in ten residents feel that it is important to be able to comment on individual plans for all housing developments in their local area.

The Respite Rooms Trial Programme will see 12 local areas share £3.7 million to fund accommodation and expert support for victims of abuse.

The government has said that leaseholders in blocks of flats with cladding should be supported to buy, sell or re-mortgage their homes.

The government should conduct a review of the role of such permitted development rights in the wider planning system, say MPs.

MPs have called for more government funding for a scheme to quickly house long-term homeless people in England.

The government has been urged to turn the challenges of the pandemic into an opportunity to Britain’s high streets, communities and commercial centres.

Council areas across Scotland are to share more than £3.2 billion in grant funding over five years to deliver more affordable homes.

North of Tyne Combined Authority has announced that it is working with the Energy Saving Trust to develop a housing stock database.

London Councils has appointed Michelle Binfield as Rough Sleeping Programme Director to help end rough sleeping in the capital by 2024.

Leaders in Greater Manchester have unveiled an ambitious vision for new homes, enhanced natural assets and revitalised town centres.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced a new plan to boost the capital’s supply of council homes through a new Right to Buy-back fund.

A number of homeless charities have written to the government urging ministers to reconsider the new Police and Crime Bill.

Shadow Communities Secretary Steve Reed is inviting councils to join Labour in forcing a U-turn on the Conservative's ‘Developers’ Charter’.

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick is giving residents more power to hold builders and developers to account, under the new Building Safety Bill.

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