A survey has shown that local authorities are facing a shortage of accessible housing, a problem made worse by some home builders' actions.
IPPR North says there is huge potential for economic stimulus provided by a programme of housing decarbonisation in the north of England.
Robert Jenrick has revealed the government’s social housing white paper, making landlords more accountable for the services they deliver.
A post-pandemic building boom of 100,000 new social homes for rent each year would not only meet demand for affordable homes but also boost the economy.
The Housing Advisers Programme funds the provision of independent expertise for councils undertaking specific projects to tackle the housing crisis.
The RIBA is calling on the government to end the housing crisis by giving support to local authorities to deliver the next generation of council housing.
Robert Jenrick has announced that renters will be protected during the national restrictions, with no bailiff enforcement action.
A new scheme to help protect some of the most vulnerable people in our communities from coronavirus has been announced.
Thangam Debbonaire has written to Robert Jenrick calling on him to re-start the ‘Everyone In’ initiative that began in March.
The government has been urged to bring back the Everyone In scheme to protect rough sleepers during the country's second national lockdown.
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced a review to make it easier for people to build their own home.
Robert Jenrick has defended the government’s housing plans, saying that the government won’t cut its target to build 300,000 homes a year.
City of York Council has submitted planning applications for its first generation of zero-carbon, exceptional yet affordable homes.
More than £150 million is to be made available across England to provide a permanent place to live for some of the most vulnerable in society.
Homelessness in rural areas has more than doubled in the last two years, with warnings that planning reforms are likely to make the situation much worse.