The A Bed Every Night scheme has helped more than 700 people previously sleeping rough into supported accommodation in Greater Manchester.

James Brokenshire has announced that former service personnel suffering from PTSD or other mental illnesses will be prioritised for social housing.

Three million new social homes must be built in England over 20 years to solve the ‘housing crisis’.

Funding boost to accommodate London's homeless

Communities Secretary James Brokenshire has announced plans for thousands of new homes to help Londoners at risk of becoming homeless.

Citizens Advice says that fixed postal address rules are stopping homeless people accessing public services.

New plans have shown how the government is creating a stronger and more effective regulatory framework to improve building safety.

James Brokenshire has announced £5 million of funding to create a new network of 11 rough sleeping hubs across England.

New figures show that levels of rough sleeping in the UK have risen by 20 per cent in just 12 months and doubled in the last five years.

UKATA has encouraged all public sector employees to be asbestos-aware in order to better manage the ‘ticking time-bomb’ problem.

New survey suggests that ongoing uncertainty and gloom about Brexit are set to hit the UK housing market well into next year.

An innovative partnership entitled Street Zero has been launched on the streets of Newcastle to put an end to rough sleeping in the region.

Communities Secretary unveils plans to help people off the streets and meet its target to end rough sleeping for good by 2027.

Liverpool City Council has launched its new housing company, Foundations, which can help residents buy their own homes.

Housing charity Shelter has claimed that more than 130,000 children across Great Britain will spend Christmas in temporary accommodation.

More than 400,000 people have been able to buy their first home thanks to the government’s Help to Buy schemes.

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