Rosewell Review suggests planning reforms to speed up new home developments

The most contentious planning cases could be decided up to 5 months faster, review finds

Funding framework for public sector construction projects launched

Crown Commercial Service designed framework aims to provide customers and suppliers with long-term projects assurances

CIH research highlights ffordable rent 'crisis'

Analysis from the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has revealed that more than 165,000 of the most affordable rented homes have been lost across England in just six years.

The total number of people counted or estimated to be sleeping rough on a single night in England has risen 165 per cent since 2010.

A new report has found that creative engagement helped reinforce council housing and its tenants at the heart of communities.

Improvements to housing, night-time economies, public realm and events are the main priority areas for the vitality of town and city centres.

James Brokenshire has announced that nearly £500 million will be spent building more than 11,000 much-needed affordable properties.

New government statistics show the number of households on local authorities' housing waiting lists in rural areas continues to increase.

Communities Secretary James Brokenshire has announced plans for new housing complaints service for entire housing market.

Living in micro-homes could enhance choice for young professionals in the capital and help tackle London's housing crisis.

Hosuing experts expect house sales to fall in the next three months, with the housing market outlook recorded as the worst for 20 years.

A new £38 million fund for community-led housing has been launched to enable Londoners to play a leading role in building new affordable homes.

James Brokenshire has welcomed a consultation on increasing local funding for flood and coastal erosion management and is keen to hear ideas.

Heather Wheeler has announced that more than 50 councils will benefit from nearly £2.4 million to enhance action against the irresponsible landlords.

The number of affordable homes built across the North West since 2015 is 70 per cent off target.

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