A new campaign to tackle hidden homelessness has been launched by the Welsh Government.

New regulations will be developed to ensure all new homes built in Scotland will use renewable or low carbon heating from 2024.

The use of combustible cladding on the external walls of high rise buildings in Wales will be banned from 13 January 2020.

Shelter has revealed that 280,000 people are recorded as homeless in England, an increase of 23,000 since 2016.

The number of people sleeping rough in the Greater Manchester city-region has fallen by 37 per cent in one year.

At least 135,000 children will be homeless and living in temporary accommodation across Britain on Christmas day.

Planning systems in the UK are failing to consider the rights and needs of children, leading to detrimental effects on their well-being.

The Liberal Democrats have shared plans to introduce a duty on local authorities to provide immediate emergency accommodation.

A survey has revealed that people in Great Britain are still not checking the flood risk of their homes.

Nearly 17,000 homes were built in the West Midlands last year, meaning housing construction has more than doubled in the last eight years.

With the party launching its election manifesto, Labour is announcing new plans for the biggest council and social housing programme in decades.

Andy Burnham has challenged party leaders to commit to taking immediate steps to tackle the homelessness crisis and save lives this winter.

The cost of housing homeless families in temporary accommodation has risen by 78 per cent in five years to more than £1 billion.

A Greenpeace investigation has found that almost 10,000 new homes could be built on some of the most flood-prone areas of England.

Many London councils are failing to develop planning policies that go far enough to challenge poverty and inequality in the capital.

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