The Home Office is introducing a new bill to improve fire safety in buildings in England and Wales.

The IFS has claimed that revaluation and reform of council tax could be a key part of the government’s ‘levelling up’ agenda.

The government has announced a radical package of measures to protect renters and landlords affected by coronavirus.

Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced a £3.2 million emergency funding to help rough sleepers to self-isolate.

Oliver Dowden has said that the government will legislate to make sure new-build homes come with gigabit-speed broadband fit for the future.

The government is being urged to provide safe spaces for the homeless and other vulnerable people to self-isolate, amid the Coronavirus pandemic.

A deal struck by the WMCA will see affordable homes built for nurses and other low paid staff working at the new Midland Metropolitan Hospital.

Robert Jenrick has set out proposals to bring Britain’s planning system into the 21st century as part of plans to get the country building.

Crisis has said that councils are being left to leave homeless people on the streets because of a chronic lack of local affordable housing.

An energy centre will use waste heat from the London Underground to provide heating and hot water to more than 1,350 homes in Islington.

The Centre for Ageing Better has revealed that more than two million over-55s are living in a home that endangers their health or well-being.

A new £210 million scheme to assist people build their own home and increase the supply of housing in Wales has been launched.

Tenants have received discounts of nearly £5 billion to help purchase their council home under the Right to Buy scheme since April 2012.

New analysis has found that nearly two thirds of UK homes currently fail to meet long-term energy efficiency targets.

Rough sleeping across Birmingham has reduced thanks to the support of community groups and council commissioned services.

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